Supreme Court maintains pause on Trump bid to immediately fire watchdog agency head

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Supreme court halts Trump’s removal of whistleblower agency chief

The United States Supreme Court has temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s decision to dismiss Hampton Dellinger, the head of an independent agency responsible for investigating whistleblower complaints. This ruling ensures that Dellinger will remain in office at least until February 26, when a lower court hearing will further examine the matter. Dellinger, appointed by former President Joe Biden in 2024 for a five-year term as head of the…

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US courts have blocked further decisions of President Trump for the time being.

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Fired Biden Holdover Reinstated by Obama Judge Gets to Keep His Job (For Now) After Supreme Court Declines to Immediately Act

The Supreme Court’s recent decision leaves Hampton linger’s position secure for now, amidst ongoing legal battles over the Trump administration's attempts to reshape federal oversight. This unfolding saga promises significant implications for governance.

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Donald Trump can do what he wants, Donald Trump himself thinks. The United States Supreme Court is now setting a sign for the first time since the inauguration – and the dismissal of an important official.

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U.S. Supreme Court declines to let Trump immediately fire federal watchdog agency head

U.S. judge temporarily blocked Hampton Dellinger's removal; Dellinger's lawsuit challenging his firing said Mr. Trump exceeded his powers as President in moving to dismiss him

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Supreme Court pauses Trump administration’s effort to fire head of whistleblower protection agency

The US Supreme Court paused the Trump administration's attempt to dismiss Hampton Dellinger.