Judge blocks dismantling of Education Department, reinstates hundreds of workers

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A federal judge on Thursday temporarily reinstated hundreds of Education Department workers laid off by the Trump administration and blocked the president's executive order attempting to dismantle the decades-old agency.

District Court Judge Myong J. Joun, a Biden appointee in Boston, said the White House's decision to fire more than 1,300 workers in March has prevented the federal government from effectively implementing legally required programs and services.


At the request of a coalition of states, he granted a preliminary injunction to rehire the staffers while a lawsuit plays out over whether the employees were illegally fired.
The judge also blocked an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in March aimed at taking "all necessary steps to facilitate the closure of the Department of Education." Only Congress has the authority to abolish federal agencies. Though both legislative chambers are currently controlled by Republicans, the GOP would need support from Democrats to pass any bills dismantling the Education Department.
 
Congress created the Dept of Ed. It's up to them to pass legislation eliminating it. The Executive simply can't do it with the stroke of a pen.
I can, however, see the loophole that Trump will drive his truck though.
He did not, after all, abolish the Dept. of Education in the XO.
He merely ordered that they take "all necessary steps to facilitate the closure of the Department of Education."

He can claim that all he is doing is being proactive--in anticipation of Congress seeing it his way~
 
Congress created the Dept of Ed. It's up to them to pass legislation eliminating it. The Executive simply can't do it with the stroke of a pen.
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On again..off again..and on again--it's like a damn ping-pong match!


A federal judge on Thursday temporarily reinstated hundreds of Education Department workers laid off by the Trump administration and blocked the president's executive order attempting to dismantle the decades-old agency.

District Court Judge Myong J. Joun, a Biden appointee in Boston, said the White House's decision to fire more than 1,300 workers in March has prevented the federal government from effectively implementing legally required programs and services.


At the request of a coalition of states, he granted a preliminary injunction to rehire the staffers while a lawsuit plays out over whether the employees were illegally fired.
The judge also blocked an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in March aimed at taking "all necessary steps to facilitate the closure of the Department of Education." Only Congress has the authority to abolish federal agencies. Though both legislative chambers are currently controlled by Republicans, the GOP would need support from Democrats to pass any bills dismantling the Education Department.

Why is a District Judge in Boston ruling on things that happen in DC?
 
I understand congress created it. But it is also unconstitutional. Just because congress enacts something, doesnt mean the constitution is null and void.
 
On again..off again..and on again--it's like a damn ping-pong match!


A federal judge on Thursday temporarily reinstated hundreds of Education Department workers laid off by the Trump administration and blocked the president's executive order attempting to dismantle the decades-old agency.

District Court Judge Myong J. Joun, a Biden appointee in Boston, said the White House's decision to fire more than 1,300 workers in March has prevented the federal government from effectively implementing legally required programs and services.


At the request of a coalition of states, he granted a preliminary injunction to rehire the staffers while a lawsuit plays out over whether the employees were illegally fired.
The judge also blocked an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in March aimed at taking "all necessary steps to facilitate the closure of the Department of Education." Only Congress has the authority to abolish federal agencies. Though both legislative chambers are currently controlled by Republicans, the GOP would need support from Democrats to pass any bills dismantling the Education Department.

Congress created the Dept of Ed. It's up to them to pass legislation eliminating it. The Executive simply can't do it with the stroke of a pen.


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Trump will get it closed.
 
On again..off again..and on again--it's like a damn ping-pong match!


A federal judge on Thursday temporarily reinstated hundreds of Education Department workers laid off by the Trump administration and blocked the president's executive order attempting to dismantle the decades-old agency.

District Court Judge Myong J. Joun, a Biden appointee in Boston, said the White House's decision to fire more than 1,300 workers in March has prevented the federal government from effectively implementing legally required programs and services.


At the request of a coalition of states, he granted a preliminary injunction to rehire the staffers while a lawsuit plays out over whether the employees were illegally fired.
The judge also blocked an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in March aimed at taking "all necessary steps to facilitate the closure of the Department of Education." Only Congress has the authority to abolish federal agencies. Though both legislative chambers are currently controlled by Republicans, the GOP would need support from Democrats to pass any bills dismantling the Education Department.
Grooming will be booming!!!
 
I can, however, see the loophole that Trump will drive his truck though.
He did not, after all, abolish the Dept. of Education in the XO.
He merely ordered that they take "all necessary steps to facilitate the closure of the Department of Education."

He can claim that all he is doing is being proactive--in anticipation of Congress seeing it his way~

Sure, but without Congress actually voting to eliminate it the next Democratic administration will simply reinstate it.
 
That's the kinda shit democrats do.

They create some obscure fucking gov't agency with a nice sounding name, USAID. Or "dept of education." Then when you find out that most of the taxpayer money thrown at these agencies is wasted or used fraudulently and you want to shut them down, suddenly you hate assisting foreigners or you don't care about kids education. It's such bullshit, but I must give it to democrats, it is clever.
 
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