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Trump administration is starting to resist federal judge orders. And we've got the results,

Judge Alsop in San Francisco, none too pleased by the fact

that the acting administrator for the Office of Personnel Management didn't bother to show

for testimony in an injunction hearing that was held this morning in San Francisco, brought by

the largest union representing federal workers workers and Judge Alsop from the

bench issued his injunction, requiring at least eight federal departments and agencies to rehire

over 30,000 probationary employees, those that have been on the job one year or less, and do it

post haste. And he'll take up at another time what contempt sanction he's going to come up with

because the Trump administration just decided to ignore or flout or be contamacious, as we say in the business,

by refusing a judge's order. I don't refuse any judge's order. I'm here on the Midas Dutch Network and on legal AF.

Let's talk about Judge

Alsap. Judge Alsup, the right person for the job. Senior judge, San Francisco in California.

He had a case in front of him. He issued an initial injunction to stop the firing at least eight

different agencies, including the Veterans Administration, Agriculture, Defense, Energy, Interior, and Treasury.

But his order may well go beyond and applied to all of the federal agencies in cabinet-level positions.

He's ruled that the Office of Personnel Management, which we know is a puppet, at least now, under Elon Musk and Doge, illegally fired by order,

by email, tens of thousands of federal employees when they didn't have the power of jurisdiction

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