The Supreme Court stops the efforts of Trump administrator to reject the head of the whistleblower protection agency

The United States Supreme Court paused the efforts of Trump’s administration to dismiss the head of an independent agency charged with the investigation of a whistle request while the president seeks to process the Federal Government.

The decision allows Hampton Dellingerappointed Biden to remain head of the special lawyer’s office until February 26. The High Court has retained that deadline and by then it will not take any further measures.

Trump’s administration has asked the court to cancel the temporarily renovation of the lower court Dellinger. It is scheduled to consider hearing a district court whether to expand a break on Dellinger’s crack.

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Liberal judges Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanja Brown Jackson voted directly to deny the administration request to shoot in order.

Conservative judges Neil Gorsuch and Samuel Alito did not separate, saying that the lower court had exceeded and doubted whether the courts had the authority to return to the office of someone the president had dismissed. Although he admitted that some officials named the president challenged their removal, Gorsch wrote in his opinion that “these officials mostly sought medicines like Backpay, not a representative reliefs such as re -establishment.”

Dellinger’s dispute is the first legal challenge reached by the Supreme Court after several shootings under Trump’s administration.

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Dellinger sued Trump’s administration in Washington, DC, Federal Court after shooting February 7th.

“I’m glad I can continue my work as an advocate of an independent government and a whistleblower advocate,” Dellinger said in a statement after the procedure on Friday. “I am grateful to the judges and judges who have concluded that I should allow me to stay at work, while the courts decide whether my office may retain a measure of independence from direct partisan and political controls.”

He argued that, according to the law, he could reject him from his position only because of the problems with the work, which were not quoted by UE -Stand, rejecting him from his mail.

Trump started his second term in the White House with an executive command and the directives that have been aiming for the flood ever since Legal challenges.

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From January 20, dozens of lawsuits were filed for the administration actions, including the President’s Nationality order, immigration policy, federal funding, federal employees, Elon Musk, Department of Government Efficiency and Legal Procedures Against FBI Employee Employees .