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Supreme Court lets immigration judges challenge Trump-era speech rules, citing concerns over firing top officials.
The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily allowed immigration judges to challenge a Trump-era policy restricting their public speeches in federal court, rejecting the administration’s request to block the case.
The decision preserves a lower court’s finding that firings of top officials overseeing the federal complaint system raised concerns about its integrity.
While not a final ruling, the court’s move signals caution toward expanding presidential authority to fire federal employees, particularly those in independent agencies.
The case stems from a 2020 lawsuit by a union representing judges who argue the speech restrictions violate their First Amendment rights.
The outcome could affect how other federal workers challenge firings or workplace policies in court.
La Corte Suprema permite a los jueces de inmigración desafiar las reglas de discurso de la era Trump, citando preocupaciones sobre el despido de altos funcionarios.