Judge Temporarily Blocks Trump's Dismissal of Watchdog Leader
A federal judge has temporarily stopped President Trump from firing Hampton Dellinger, the head of a U.S. watchdog agency, while considering the legality of such an action. The administration faces multiple challenges over Trump's attempts to remove officials from independent agencies to gain control over federal bureaucracy.
The judge's scathing order will keep a recently fired special counsel in his job for at least a few weeks more.
"The effort by the White House to terminate the Special Counsel without identifying any cause plainly contravenes the statute ...
The Trump administration is challenging a federal court’s decision to let Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger temporarily stay ...
President Donald Trump is doubling down on his attempt to boot the Biden administration's top ethics enforcer, Hampton ...
"While administrative stays are more common in appellate courts, district courts have recognized their applicability in cases ...
When taking stock of Donald Trump's overt hostility toward the rule of law, don't forget his list of legally dubious firings.
Hampton Dellinger, who was appointed in 2023 to head the Office of Special Counsel, said in the lawsuit that he received an ...
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