Supreme Court Won't Let Trump Fire Federal Watchdog—For Now—In First Lawsuit To Reach High Court
by Antonio Pequeño IV · ForbesTopline
The Supreme Court declined to let the Trump administration fire a government watchdog on Friday, marking the first lawsuit over President Donald Trump’s attempt to reshape the federal government to reach the high court.
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The justices said in a filing it would hold the case brought by Hampton Dellinger—chief of the federal Office of Special Counsel—until Feb. 26, the date a lower court’s restraining order against his firing is set to expire.
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