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What to know about Trump’s appeal to the Supreme Court

President Donald Trump has filed an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court regarding the dismissal of Hampton Dellinger, head of the Office of Special Counsel, after Dellinger was dismissed by email on February 7.
Dellinger was dismissed without the required cause, prompting him to challenge the legality of the dismissal.
The Supreme Court's decision could redefine the limits of presidential power and the ability to establish independent agencies free from political influence.
Trump's administration aims to reshape the federal workforce and has recently dismissed thousands of employees through a cost-cutting initiative.

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MSNBC

The first case of Trump’s second term reaches the high court

It took less than a month for a case from Donald Trump’s second presidential term to reach the Supreme Court.

23 days ago·United States

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CNN

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What to know about Trump’s appeal to the Supreme Court

President Donald Trump is heading to the Supreme Court for the first time in his second term, using an emergency appeal to call on the justices to let him fire the head of a government ethics watchdog agency.

24 days ago·Atlanta, United States

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n-tv.de

For the first time since taking office: Supreme Court decides on Trump's bailout

As announced, US President Trump is trying to cut the state apparatus radically, but so far US judges have slowed down the plan in a number of cases. The Department of Justice is foaming and moving to the Supreme Court - which is now for the first time concerned with the large-scale remodeling of the authorities.

24 days ago

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Bizpac Review

Trump admin brings first major appeal to Supreme Court

The Trump administration’s first major legal battle reached the Supreme Court on Sunday. In an emergency application, President Donald Trump asked the justices to allow him to […]

24 days ago·West Palm Beach, United States

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Dagens Nyheter.

The Supreme Court will now decide whether Trump has the right to fire anyone he wants.

Now comes the first test of Donald Trump's attempt to fire whoever he wants from the state apparatus. If the Supreme Court rules in the president's favor, it will mean a kind of revolution. It will be a severe blow to the separation of powers that has governed the United States for almost 250 years.

24 days ago·Stockholm, Sweden

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Hawaii Tribune-Herald

First test of Trump’s power to fire officials reaches Supreme Court - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

WASHINGTON — In the first case to reach the Supreme Court arising from the blitz of actions taken in the early weeks of the new administration, lawyers for President Donald Trump asked the justices Sunday to let him fire a government lawyer who leads a watchdog agency.

24 days ago

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