Judge Halts Trump Effort to End TSA Bargaining Rights

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A federal judge has clapped back at the Trump administration’s bid to kill off collective bargaining for TSA employees, putting a temporary stop to the controversial plan and reigniting a legal battle between the administration and union representatives.

foxbusiness.com / Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump administration from ending TSA collective bargaining rights

cnbc.com / Judge blocks Trump from nixing union bargaining for TSA officers

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