Supreme Court turns away --for now --Trump’s appeal seeking to fire agency official
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Friday turned down President Trump’s appeal seeking to fire an agency official. Instead, the justices said they would weigh in on the matter only after a judge rules next week on whether the firing was legal. The decision is a small but temporary setback for Trump and his lawyers,
Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger told the justices on Tuesday to leave in place a federal judge’s temporary order to ...
The first case involving judicial interference in the president’s executive authority has reached the Supreme Court.
The Trump DOJ is arguing the lower courts are attempting to "seize executive power" in its challenge over its firing of ...
Biden ethics enforcer Hampton Dellinger fired back at President Trump on Tuesday over his Supreme Court request to boot him ...
By tacitly ruling that temporary restraining orders are reviewable, the Supreme Court will open the door for other TROs that ...
"This Court should not allow lower courts to seize executive power by dictating to the President how long he must continue ...
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