Chief Justice John Roberts intervenes in federal board member terminations

On Wednesday, the President of the Supreme Court John Roberts agreed to stop the return of two federal members of the Board of Directors who temporarily opened fire to President Donald Trump as his administration continues to influence federal courts over his executive powers.

The brief residence issued by Roberts is not a final ruling on the return of a member of the Board of Directors, a member of the National Labor Relations Council (NLRB) Gwen Wilkox and a member of the MSPB Cathy Harris, two of the Democratic appoinals who were Suddenly By the Trump administration earlier this year.

Both of them defied their termination as “illegal” in separate cases of the Federal Capital Court.

But the matter presented by Roberts temporarily stops the return of force two days after the Federal Appeal Court voted for their return.

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The US Court of Appeal judges in the County County Circle voted 7-4 on Monday to restore Wilkox and Harris to their councils, referring to the precedent of the Supreme Court in the port of Humphrey and Wenner against the United States to support their decision.

They indicated that the Supreme Court has not turned or reversed a precedent for decades regarding the removal restrictions of government officials from “multilateral judicial councils”, including NLRB and MSPB.

“The Supreme Court has repeatedly informed the courts of appeal that the compatible Supreme Court precedent unless the same court has changed or fluctuated,” the judges indicated in their opinion.

On Monday, the full committee was expected to provoke a severe violent reaction from the Trump administration, which gave the accusations of “active judges” who slowed or stopped some of Trump’s executive orders and behaviors.

The Trump administration appealed the sentence of the Supreme Court almost immediately.

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From the left: members of the Supreme Court judges, Amy Kony Barrett, Neil M. Goroush, Sonia Sotomior and Clarence Thomas, President of John J. Roberts, Son, Judges Kitanji Brown Jackson, Samuel A. A. Ketanji Brown Jackson in Washington, DC, on September 30, 2022. (Collecting the United States Supreme Court via Getty Images)

The minimum decision of the court was the latest in a stunning wave of the court’s developments that supported, then prohibited, and once again supported the launch of the employees, and came after the federal judges in the capital issued orders to block it.

“The president who tells a picture of himself as” king “or” dictator “, perhaps his vision of an effective leadership, misunderstood the role mainly under Article Two of US constitutionThe American boycott judge, Bearel Hawul, who referred to the Wilkox case, wrote in her opinion.

Likewise, the American boycott judge, Rodolph Contraras, who was heading the Harris case, wrote that if the president “replaces the heads of the independent agency from their positions for the period of litigation like this, the independence of these officials will break.”

Both opinion were martyred in a precedent of the 1935 Supreme Court, the Humphrey Company, the implementation against the United States, which significantly narrowed the president’s constitutional authority to remove the agents of the executive branch, in support of the revival of Wilkox and Harris.

In February, the Trump Ministry of Justice formulated a message to senator Dick Dorbin, Die Il, saying it was seeking to cancel the issue of history.

“To the extent that the perpetrators of Humphrey requires otherwise, the administration intends to urge the Supreme Court to cancel this decision, which prevents the president from overseeing the main officials of the executive authority who implement the laws on behalf of the President, which has already been eroded by the decisions of the recent Supreme Court,” at the behavior of Sarah’s lawyer in the foreground.

In February, Trump’s Ministry of Justice formulated a message to Senator Dick Durbin, D. Il. He said she was seeking to cancel the issue of history. (Getty Image)

The Trump administration has appealed the orders of the Court of Appeal in the Capital Department, where a committee of three judges ruled 2-1 to the Trump administration, which allowed the continued shooting.

Wilkox and Harris, whose cases were unified, submitted a request to attend a hearing of Bank, and asked the Court of Appeal to hear the case again with the present of the entire seat.

In a ruling issued on April 7, the DC circle voted to prevent the termination, and reflected the previous appeal contract.

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Hampton Delngers, one of the appoinals, who was previously used to head the office of the Special Adviser, also filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for its termination. (The Office of the US Special Counselor/Special Bulletin via Reuters)

Voice of Judges 7-4 to restore Wilkox and Harris to their locations.

Harris and Wilkox issues are just many legal challenges that are clearly trying to define the authority of the executive authority.

Hampton Delngers, one of the appoinals, who was previously used to head the office of the Special Adviser, also filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for its termination. Delinger filed a lawsuit in the Capital Provincial Court after the shooting on February 7.

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He kept an argument that, Under the lawIt can only be rejected from his position to the problems of job performance, which was not mentioned in an email that rejects his position.

Delinger dropped his lawsuit against the administration after the DC Court of Appeal issued an unlikely to be signed alongside the Trump administration.

Breanne Deppisch from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.