The judge prohibits the Trump administration in many American agencies

Federal judge banned Trump administration From sharp pieces Functions And reorganizing the structure of many specializations Federal agencies.

the to request Late on Thursday was granted a preliminary order that temporarily stops more applicable discounts and “reorganizing the executive authority throughout the lawsuit.”

“It is permissible for presidents to determine the priorities of the policy of the executive authority, and the agency’s heads may be implemented,” Judge Susan Aleston wrote in her matter. The US Local Court of North California Province.

“But Congress creates, funds federal agencies and gives them duties – according to the statute – they must implement,” Illston wrote.

“The agencies may not conduct large -scale reorganization and discounts in a flagrant disregard for the delegations of Congress, and the president may not start reorganizing the executive branch on a large scale without partnership with Congress.”

The Easton order was issued in response to a lawsuit challenges the effects of the executive order on February 11 signed by the President Donald TrumpHe said it “begins a decisive transformation of the federal bureaucracy.” It took the head of the federal agencies to prepare for large -scale discounts.

The lawsuit was filed by a group of unions representing federal workers, as well as invitation groups, and many cities, states and provinces.

The Trump administration has already requested that supreme court Issuing the emergency pause from the first temporary ingredient for Illston, which prohibits reorganization efforts.

US lawyer John Sawyer wrote on May 16.

Sawyer wrote: “Neither Congress nor the Executive Branch was to make federal bureaucrats a category with a lifelong work, whether there is work to do or not.” “This court must remain the local court order.”

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