Trump Administration Seeks SCOTUS Approval for Massive Federal Layoffs

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The Trump administration is pushing for judicial clearance to implement sweeping federal workforce reductions. After lower court rulings halted thousands of layoffs, officials are now appealing to the Supreme Court to affirm their authority to execute the planned workforce cuts, all while braving a storm of legal challenges.

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