A temporary restriction order that extends to a week of a federal judge on Thursday prevented the implementation of Trump management Plans that all want to be demolished US International Development Agency.
US District Court Carl Nichols's CARL Nichol district, the judge in the district, Monday, said that he continued to stable a directive would put a quarter of his employees About administrative leave In order to return to the United States for 30 days, he forced those sent abroad.
Judge Nichols said that the last part of the next week will not require the basic elements of high-level Trump management efforts to indefinitely indefinite instructions.
The plan was managed by Elon Musk, who has a billionaire technological entrepreneurs working with the federal budget, and closed Mr. Trump's squat. The Trump Directive will affect about 2,700 direct employers of USAID, including hundreds of foreign service officials.
It is given by two colleagues issued by two union workers representing USAID employees: American missions represent other direct tenants in American missions and other American government employees. President Trump's decision for the executive decision to demolish certain USAID operations and subsequent services to the Constitution and the Court canceled them.
Democratic MPs have USAID employees and assistance organizations dependent on US foreign assistance reduced any action to block the agency unilaterally He illegally financed by the role of the federal government, the law and the rest of the government, as part of the government.
During the court hearing on Thursday, Judge Nichols, lawyer Karla Gilbride for bidders, why the administrative leave will harm the employees.
He also asked Ms. Gilbride that unions and unions and employees, why a number of questions were released as a result of arbitration processes for the federal workforce – the Justice Department sued.
Ms. Gilbride, if the employees have passed the arbitration process, he said that they could not stay in use for the time taken by their work.
“This court is the only forum that requires this emergency situation, this ambulance requires this emergency situation,” said the threshold of the articles to manage the complaints of the All-Federal Agency.
Whether the Federal Workers' Unions need direct damage to a claim – a concept known as stopping – another case has been a problem against Trump management.
Units, including the American Federation of Government Workers, protested against the proposal to pay if the federal employees resigned over September. In that case, the judge, the US District Court in the district of Massachusetts George A. O'Toole, Managed Wednesday Unions were not sued because they were not directly affected by the offer.
Judge O'Toole also noted that the congress has created administrative processes to increase the type of allegations in this work.
Eric Hamilton, a lawyer of the judiciary, made a similar argument in connection with USAID employees on Thursday, the existence of administrative processes in the solution of labor disputes with the federal work.
“Of course, we do not think that the associations arriving in the district court are the right form to lithiate,” he said.
However, these administrative processes may take years and Mr. Trump has targeted some. Monday Merit Systems Security Council Chairman was firedHe hears applications for firing and other disciplinary measures against federal workers.
Ms. Gilbride made a number of arguments on a number of arguments fighting to fight and fight against bureaucratic limbo and fighting the bureaucratic limbo on Thursday and Bureaucratic Limbo and fighting security guidance. Demonstrators entered several officials in the Congo Democratic Republic, which determines how the Kinshasa's protests are approaching their homes and approaching their households.
Ms. Gilbride, USAID has resisted “forced over pressure” to elect the remaining parts of foreign service officers and wanting to return to the United States.
Mr. Trump's political forces and the white house, Mr. Musk, who is labeled by a “special state employee”, is aimed at reducing the annual foreign assistance money allocated by Congress Mandates and Legislation. About $ 40 billion in this amount, through USAID, accounting 1 percent of the annual federal budget.
Mr Hamilton, Mr. Trump's Purview defended the agency's work-capacity cuts. He admitted the risks of risky in high-risk areas, and the judge Nichols ensured that the leadership took steps to protect them.
“You can understand, I'm sure why I will not want to be in the risk of abroad workers abroad because they are placed in administrative leave,” referee Nichols.
“We share anxiety from the security of USAID employees,” he said. Hamilton.
The judge said that these additional measures were detailed in detail, Mr. Hamilton said he did not know what was.
Judge Nichols instructed him to submit detail about security measures. He also asked Mr Hamilton, the status of administrative vacation as diplomatic housing and school education, which came to other nonsal benefits.
The government will continue to pay salaries on administrative leave, but USAID foreign service workers will lose many additional benefits to those who work on a global scale if they have to return to the United States. For an official who is not a home-based officer in the United States, these benefits can switch to deposits to keep a roof over their heads.
It is not clear how many employees will remain in this status.
The Trump Administration's lawyers said that officials identified only 10,000 employees, only 611 employees of 611 employees of USAID. “The powers of the president in the foreign businesses are widely and generally impossible in the foreign world.”
The court case is only a few people who want to resist the network of foreign aid agencies, to seriously restrict USID foreign aid, but a network of global assistance organizations to implement humanitarian, health and development programs.
Another costume waiting before the US District Court for Columbia region, brought by a group of contractors Losing financing and non-governmental organizations ask the court to restart the payment of foreign assistance funds to the management and order USAID to stop the demolition of USAID