Executive Orders Allowed to Take Effect After Injunction is Lifted
The injunction that had been preventing President Trump’s executive orders from taking effect has been lifted by an appeals court.
The injunction that had been preventing President Trump’s executive orders from taking effect has been lifted by an appeals court.
Recent action by the Court of Appeals in Washington breathes new life into President Trump’s Executive Orders impacting the federal workforce.
An appeals court has denied a rehearing of a lawsuit over the Trump administration’s executive orders on labor relations.
Here’s the latest twist in the ongoing legal battle over President Trump’s executive orders aimed at federal employee unions.
A group of Senators are threatening to withhold funds in an effort to stop federal agencies from providing citizenship data to the Commerce Department.
DOJ has requested that the Court of Appeals allow immediate enforcement of Executive Orders on labor relations.
An appeals court recently overturned a decision on several executive orders impacting labor relations. What happens now?
The Court of Appeals for DC has issued an accompanying order delaying lifting a lower court injunction of Executive Orders.
The Trump administration abandoned efforts to put a citizenship question on the 2020 census and is instead taking an alternate route to gather the information.
Another attempt is being made in Congress to restore Administrative Law Judges to the competitive service.