A federal appeals court halted a federal judge’s order to reinstate fired Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) workers.
In February, Elon Musk’s DOGE team entered the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau headquarters – and staffers were “mad as hell.”
Earlier this year President Trump began cleaning house after he fired Rohit Chopra, the Director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Rohit Chopra was a toxic Biden holdover who previously threatened banks that refused to give credit lines and loans to illegal aliens.
Last week US District Judge Amy Berman Jackson barred the Trump Administration from firing CFPB workers without cause.
“Defendants shall not terminate any CFPB employee, except for cause related to the individual employee’s performance or conduct; and defendants shall not issue any notice of reduction-in-force to any CFPB employee,” Judge Jackson wrote.
Judge Jackson’s order came on the same day that the DC Circuit Court of Appeals ruled President Trump can fire members of the executive branch in a separate case related to Labor and Merit board members.
The Trump DOJ appealed Judge Jackson’s order and the DC Circuit Court of Appeals gave Trump a (small) win on Thursday.
The three-judge panel: Pillard (Obama), Katsas (Trump) and Rao (Trump) granted the Trump DOJ an administrative stay on Judge Jackson’s injunction to give the court more time to consider the motion for stay pending appeal.
Thursday’s decision from the DC Circuit Court judges was not a ruling on the merits of the motion.
Stay tuned!
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