Appeals court grants temporary stay in Trump’s firing of board leaders
On Friday, the Federal Appeal Court in the capital handed over that the Trump administration is a temporary victory, which led to the abolition of the provincial court rulings that ordered the return of Cathy Harris of the Council of National Relations of Workers’ Relations (NLRB).
Earlier this month, the American boycott judge, Berell Huil, commanded Gueen Wilkox at NLRB to re -be renamed by President Donald Trump earlier this year.
On Friday, the referee depends on both re -eradication, while the case continues.
President Trump and Cathy Harris (Bonnie Cash/Upi/Bloomberg via Getty Images; US Systems Protection Panel, Right.)
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Wilkox filed a lawsuit on February 5 in the Federal Capital Court, claiming that the shooting on January 27 violated the Congress that determines and removed NLRB dates.
Trump told Wilkox in a message that was expelled because NLRB was not working in a way that was agreed with goals [his] administration.”
He also pointed to many decisions of the modern board of directors, claiming that Wilkox was “unjustified for the interests of employers.”
On February 10, Wilkox requested a brief ruling on an urgent basis, and after a hearing on March 5, the provincial court ruled that it could remain a member of NLRB.
President Trump, a member of the National Labor Relations Board of Labor Relations, launched Join Wilkox, who told us to the provincial judge, Berell Huil, to the right, that the president has no legal authority to do so. (NLRB; AP Photo; American Provincial Court)
In a similar suit, Harris, a that led the MSPB protection council, argued that Trump had no power to end it on February 10 and that he had not provided a fire.
However, unlike Wilkox, she did not receive a letter from the president, according to court documents.
A lawsuit was filed against February 11, and a local court later granted it a temporary restriction order, and returned it to MSPB.
E. Barrett Prettyman Us Courthouse in Washington, DC (David Ake/Getty Images)
Huil said previously that the case seemed to have exceeded his jurisdiction, saying: “I realize that this court is just a quick leap to reach the Supreme Court.”
Opinions were noticed by the judges of the court court in the capital, Justin R. Walker and Karen Lacraft Henderson, the Supreme Court, that Congress cannot restrict the authority to remove the president on the agencies that “exercise the large executive authority” in the case.
NLRB and MSPB are executive branch agencies.
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The opposition opinion by the judge of the court court in the capital, Patricia, was claimed. Melit said that the two opinions are based on the residence “rewriting the control of the precedent of the Supreme Court and ignoring the obligatory rulings of this court, all in favor of placing this court in a direct conflict with at least two other departments.”
The residence decision also represents the first time in history, as the Court of Appeal or the Supreme Court allowed the shooting of members of the multi -member judicial councils “legal protected through the removal restrictions carried out by the Supreme Court twice.”
On Friday, the Federal Appeal Court handed over the Trump administration a temporary victory. (AP Photo/Patrick Semsky)
The idea of making a “amazing” Friday decision called, claiming that the decision would leave “hundreds of legal allegations that were not resolved that the political branches are jointly and baptized to these entities experts.”
Melt added that the logical basis for majority decisions “publicly calls for the constitutionality of dozens of federal laws to adapt to the removal of officials on multi-member decision-making bodies-everything from the Federal Reserve and the Nuclear Organization Committee to the National Transportation Council and the Court of Call of the Veterans Court.”
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“This will be an extraordinary decision for a low federal court to take under any circumstances,” she wrote in the opposition opinion. “I cannot join a decision that uses a first first decision by this court to announce a revolution in the law that the Supreme Court avoids explicit, and to deal with millions of employees and legal employers who say the law must go to these councils to resolve job disputes.”
Jake Gibson of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
2025-03-28 22:32:00
