Trump administrator cannot take measures to reduce the department for education, federal judge rules

A federal judge blocked President Donald Trump on Thursday from the mining of the Ministry of Education and decided that this could not happen without the consent of the congress.

The order of US district judge Myong Joun blocks the Trump administration to make the mass fire known at the DOE in March, and orders that all employees that have already been dismissed will be reset.

Junun's command noticed Trump's repeated calls to close the department on the campaign path and argued that the reduction of strength was his opportunity to do so.

“The idea that the accused's actions are only a” reorganization “is clearly not true,” wrote Joun.

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“The accused recognize how they need to be concluded that the department cannot be closed without the consent of the congress, but at the same time they claim that their legislative goals (the approval of the congress to switch off the department) differ from their administrative goals (improvement in efficiency). There is nothing in the file to support them within the positions,” said his document.

The DOE rejected Joun's decision in a declaration to Fox News Digital and described him a “far left judge” who “exceeded his authority”.

“President Trump and the Senate, who has been transferred, clearly have the authority to make decisions about the reorganization of agencies, and no judge to grind with a political ax,” said spokeswoman Madi Biedermann in a statement. “This decision is not in the best interest of American students or families. We will immediately challenge this in an emergency basis.”

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The verdict only comes one day after another federal judge Trump's government dismantled the dismissal of two democratic members of the Supervisory Board for Privacy and Civil Liberties.

The US district judge Reggie Walton found that a one -sided shot prevents the board of directors from doing so.

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Walton wrote that allowing deductions to the will “would be committed to” exactly the authority that should monitor it in the name of the congress and the American people “.

The supervisory authority was originally created by the congress to ensure that the federal government's federal terrorism policy and the law on privacy and the law on civil freedoms agreed.

President Donald Trump's government was strongly opposed by federal courts. (Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images)

The two plaintiffs, Travis Leblanc and Edward Felten, argued in their complaint that members of the Board of Directors cannot be released without reason. In the meantime, the lawyers of the administration of Trump argued that members of other members Congress created The boards have explicit occupational safety, and it would therefore be wrong for Walton to create such protection in which they are not available.

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“The constitution gives President Trump's authority to remove personnel who carry out his executive authority,” said the spokesman for the White House, Harrison Fields, Associated Press. “The Trump government is looking forward to the final victory in this topic.”