Judge blocks Trump from firing workers during shutdown, citing ‘human cost’
US President Donald Trump’s Administration must now stop firing workers during the government shutdown, a federal judge in San Francisco heard Wednesday.
US District Judge Susan Illston issued the Emergency Order after senior agencies on Friday began issuing notices aimed at reducing the size of the federal government. Learloff’s announcements are part of an effort by Trump’s Republican administration to relieve more pressure on Democratic lawmakers as the government shutdown continues.
Illston said the administration acted without thinking about its decisions.
“He’s very ready, he’s on fire, he’s targeting most of these programs, and there’s a human cost,” he said. “The human cost that cannot be borne.”
At the same time, Trump will extend his ban on hiring new workers, among other things, according to an executive order issued by the White House on Wednesday. The ban was set to expire on Oct. 15.
Trump signed an executive order Wednesday directing Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth to ensure American military personnel receive pay on Oct. 15 Despite the closure, he said.
Trump directed hegseth “to use the purpose of payment and authorizes any funds appropriated by Congress to be used for the payment of operating expenses,” according to a large document shared by the White House on Social Media.
More cuts: Budget director
Meanwhile, the ongoing government shutdown is delaying the announcement of an annual Social Security cost adjustment for tens of millions of beneficiaries. Originally scheduled for Wednesday, the Social Security Cola announcement is now on Oct. 24. Time is awaited for the September consumer price index, which has not yet been released.
Office of Management and budget director Russ said in an interview Wednesday on “The Charlie Kirk Show” Many layoffs, planned RIFS or cutbacks RIFS, planned that the shutdown continues.
He said court filings last week showed at least 4,000 people were fired “just by Snapshot and I’m keeping those guns on the line so you stay on the case for the American taxpayer and the American people.”
Veid also said: “We want to be as aggressive as possible to close the bureaucracy.” Not just money, but now we have the opportunity to do that. ”
In a public meeting, US President Donald Trump said that Donald Trump must use the murderous government to ‘clear the dead wood, waste and fraud,’ while blaming the closure on the Democrats in the Democrat.
The airline uses aviation risk
The head of the US Airline trade group has called for an end to the shutdown, raising concerns about the mounting pressure facing air traffic controllers who are working without pay.
“It has to stop right now, because every day that passes, the pressures are higher, the risks are higher,” said Chris Sununu, a major trade group that represents American airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines, said in an interview.
“You get closer and closer to those air traffic controllers just feeling the financial pressures.”
Aviation groups are increasingly concerned about the potential impact of a prolonged government shutdown after a surge in sick calls led to thousands of delays since the shutdown began. The Air Line Pilots Association and the National Air Traffic Association have both called for a quick end to the flare-up.
More than 13,000 traffic controllers and 50,000 security management officers received partial pay in recent days and will not be paid until later this month if the standoff is not resolved.
