Well, in some real old news from way back in July, the Supreme Court overruled a San Fransisco court's ruling stopping the President's Article II powers relating to employees of the executive branch.
With the drama over the Lisa Cook at the Federal Reserve being fired, yet refusing to leave(?) maybe the judge sitting on her lawsuit ought to double check this ruling from the highest court of the land.
"The U.S. Supreme Court delivered another win for President Donald Trump, clearing the way for his executive order to downsize the bloated federal government through mass layoffs across multiple agencies.
"In an unsigned order, the justices overruled a lower court decision that had blocked the president’s February 13 directive calling for “large-scale reductions in force.” That freeze came from Clinton-appointed Judge Susan Illston in Northern California, but the Supreme Court said her ruling was based on her personal view of the order’s legality, not on the actual reorganization plans, which weren’t even before the court."
SCOTUS Greenlights Trump Plans For ‘Large-Scale’ Firings At Federal Agencies
