US EditionJudge orders Consumer Financial Protection Bureau official to testify about shutdown at agency
- A federal judge ordered Adam Martinez, an official with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau , to testify about the agency's operations amid claims of misleading statements regarding its staffing levels.
- The National Treasury Employees Union is concerned that Martinez's declaration contains misleading information regarding the CFPB's staffing status, fearing significant job losses.
- The judge's order prohibits mass terminations at the CFPB until a ruling on the legality of the administration's actions is made, with hearings scheduled to continue.
- Judge Amy B. Jackson's ruling maintains a temporary order preventing the CFPB from mass terminations or returning funds until a decision is made on the legality of the administration's actions.
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