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Justices Expand Trump’s Power to Fire Officials

Justices Expand Trump’s Power to Fire Officials
New York Times Monday 29 June 2026, 22:04 UTC By Ann E. Marimow 1 min read
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The Supreme Court ruling has implications for more than two dozen agencies that have traditionally been insulated from presidential control.

The Supreme Court ruling has implications for more than two dozen agencies that have traditionally been insulated from presidential control.
Power to Fire Officials The Supreme Court (ORG)
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