Federal judge temporarily prevents Trump from release 11 intelligence officers awarded to Dei programs
The federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s administration to release 11 CIA employees associated with Dei programs on Thursday.
The command of the US District Judge Anthony Treng delay the shooting of employees for at least five days. Former CIA officer Kevin Carroll, a lawyer who represents the CIA employees, filed a lawsuit On Monday, noting that 11 officers were on temporary tasks relating to the Dei initiative and that none of them received bad success reviews.
The command allows Terga more time to weigh legal arguments on both sides of the case and is not a final judgment on a lawsuit.
“These people are released only because of the assumption that has been made to be left -wingers,” Carroll said in a statement.
President Donald Trump’s administration seeks to release dozens of employees related to Dei at CIA. (Pool by AP)
11 officials are among 51 CIA employees who were put on administrative leave shortly after Trump gained his duty and signed the Executive Command of Dei Cleaner through the Federal Government.
51 Officer was invited to the Visitors Center, beyond the perimeter of the High Security Agency in Lagley, Virginia, and their identification badges were “seized”, Carroll said.
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They were given three options ordered to accept until 5pm on Wednesday: retirement until October 1, resignation in force on Tuesday or termination on May 20, according to the copies of the unp .
The seal of the central intelligence agency was shown at the entrance to the CIA headquarters McLean, Virginia, September 24, 2022. (Reuters/Evelyn Hockstein)
Trump administration He faces the legal challenges against many of his efforts to fight the Dei initiatives, as well as the cleansing of government waste.
Trump has also sought to reduce funding for federal programs that are not in line with his administration priorities, which has led to further legal battles.
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The Department of Efficiency of the Government (Doge), closely cooperating with Elon male, also pulled a number of Democrat lawsuits and fired federal employees.
Reuters contributed to this report.
