Federal judge prevents Trump from closing agencies

A federal judge withholds the president Donald Trump From closing three federal agencies, public resources, minority companies and brokerage services.

Nearly twenty countries led by Democrats have been subjected to a lawsuit against Trump from the closure of the Institute of Museum Services and Libraries (IMLS), the Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) and the federal mediation and reconciliation service (FMCS). American boycott judge John McConnell, the appointment of a former president Barack Obama, He stood with the states on Tuesday, which confirms that the closure has violated the separation of powers.

McConnell wrote: “He … ignores the basic constitutional role of each branch of our federal government; specifically, ignores the inexhaustible principles that Congress creates law and allocates money, and the Executive Congress who enacted Congress spends money in Congress.”

Trump administration lawyers have sought to say that the states have no place to bring a lawsuit in the case, but McConnell refused this.

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“The states have provided convincing evidence that shows that the damage caused by the dismantling of IMLS, MBDA and FMCS are already revealing or surely they will happen,” McConnell said, noting “the great decline in the available and listed employees to manage the funds of these agencies and their services and remove programs that served some of them.”

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Earlier this year, Alcikonel is also banned The Trump administration is to carry out freezing country levels on federal scholarships. McConnell stood up to 22 states and provinces of Colombia in this case on January 31.

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McConnell has spent that the Trump administration must “restore frozen financing immediately” in order to be met in the case.

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The judge wrote: “The factional and sweeping freezing of federal funds, as the court found, is probably unconstitutional, and it has caused and continues to cause irreversible damage to a wide part of this country.”