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“Prior to her termination, Ms. Comans was an exemplary employee with absolutely no disciplinary history and had received ‘Achieved Excellence’ ratings for every year that she served as an SES,” the lawsuit says.
An attorney for the Mexican government urged the court to consider that the lawsuit is still at an early stage, saying that her clients should get the chance to prove their claims in court.
“The decision to undermine TPS for Haiti and Venezuela is driven by racial bias and has no basis in the realities these communities face,” a Lawyers for Civil Rights attorney said.
“These are local governments, large and small, in very different parts of the state and the nation, that are taking a stand against the federal government’s attempt to unconstitutionally commandeer local resources to assist with immigration enforcement,” said Santa Clary County counsel Tony LoPresti in a statement. “These are jurisdictions that believe in local governments’ right to ensure that their limited resources are used to care for communities rather than tear them apart.”
A California-based federal judge has said that the Trump administration’s mass firing of federal employees is unlawful and should be stopped immediately. According to National Public Radio, U.S. District Judge William Alsup said that the U.S. Office of Personnel Management must rescind directives ordering federal agencies to fire their probationary employees. Alsup issued his temporary
In a court filing, the New York Times asked a federal court to dismiss Baldoni’s lawsuit, saying that he is trying to “drag The Times into their larger feud with Lively.” Attorneys for the paper said that they did nothing but “engage in newsgathering and publishing an Article and Video about the Wayfarer/Lively dispute.”
“Defendants’ stop-work order will have severe consequences for the American people,” the amicus brief says. “The CFPB has been a resounding success.”
“Federal statute already prohibits any president from telling schools and colleges what to teach,” the American Federation of Teachers said. “And students have the right to learn without the threat of culture wars waged by extremist politicians hanging over their heads.”
Musk and DOGE are currently facing at least 20 other lawsuits, with one accusing the department of violating federal transparency laws.
In a Senate confirmation hearing, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren suggested that the CFPB’s decision to dismiss the lawsuits after McKernan’s nomination was not coincidental.