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Federal judge blocked on Friday Trump's administration From an attempt to dismantle the Consumer Protection Office and stated that the court “can and must act” to save the agency from closure.
The US district judge Amy Berman Jackson agreed to a preliminary order to maintain the existence of the agency until he rule about merit in court proceedings trying to maintain.
The Federal Government can now ask the Federal Court of Appeal for emergency relief.
Lawyers representing workers and other consumer advocates sued Trump's administration to reverse this step last month to close the agency. The shutdown led to mass shooting, termination of contracts, closure of offices and stopping work throughout the agency.
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The federal judge blocked Trump's administration on Friday in an attempt to dismantle the Consumer Protection Office. (Samuel Corm / Bloomberg via Getty / Getty images)
The agency was “within a few hours of shooting almost the entire employee,” said Deepak Gupta, a lawyer representing CFPB staff. “The decision is encouraged and we look forward to continuing the pressure of our case in court.”
President Donald Trump after the CFPB director fired last month to close the agency. Its leading advisor, Elon Muskwhich leads the Ministry of Government (DOGE), published “CFPB RIP” to X on the day Doga workers gained access to the CFPB headquarters.
But after A lawsuit was filedThe agency officials withdrew from some of their positions and claimed in court that they did not plan to eliminate the agency and ordered employees to restore some work.
The CFPB shutdown led to mass shooting, termination of contracts, offices and stopping work throughout the agency. (Reuters / Andrew Kelly / Reuters)
“If the defendants are not served, they will eliminate the agency before the court decides whether the law allows them, and how the defendants warned their own witnesses,” Berman Jackson wrote.
She rejected the key evidence of the Ministry of Justice, which the lawyers submitted and called some claims “charade for the contribution of the court”.
The judge wrote that Mark Paoletta, the highest legal officer of CFPB, “insults the reader's intelligence as he pretends to be surprised” that few CFPB employees are still working.
President Donald Trump after the CFPB director fired last month to close the agency. (Francis Chung/Politico/Bloomberg via Getty Images/Getty Images)
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Berman Jackson also said that Adam Martinez, Chief Operating Director, after being undermined as an administration, appeared at the witness stand between “loyalty to his new employers and the truth he plays on his face.”
Berman Jackson ordered CFPB not to remove any data, restore the completed workers and allow you to continue working.
Reuters contributed to this report.
