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Perkins Coie sues over Trump’s order stripping security clearances

Donald Trump signed an executive order that revoked security clearances for Perkins Coie staff, citing their past activities linked to his political opponents and declaring it part of ending the weaponization of government.
Perkins Coie filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming the order violates its First and Fifth Amendment rights and was meant to intimidate lawyers representing political opponents.
Individuals like former officials Anthony Fauci and General Mark Milley also lost their security protections, with reports suggesting significant cuts within the FBI and Justice Department.
Trump's actions have led to widespread criticism, with Perkins Coie stating the executive order is a clear affront to the Constitution.

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New York Post

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