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American Federation of Government Employees, AFL-CIO et al v. Kupor et al
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March 11, 2026
Gov't Workers' Unions Press Judge To Nix 'Loyalty Question'
Federal workers' unions told a Massachusetts federal judge Wednesday that President Donald Trump's administration is trying to fill the government workforce with loyalists, urging him to forbid the administration to ask prospective hires how they'd advance the president's priorities.
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December 04, 2025
Feds Defend Pro-Trump Policy Question On Job Applications
The Trump administration on Wednesday urged a Massachusetts federal judge not to strike a question for potential federal employees asking how they would advance the president's agenda, saying there's no evidence the question hurts an applicant's chances of getting hired.
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November 20, 2025
Unions Look To Strike 'Loyalty Question' From Fed. Job Apps
Federal workers' unions asked a Massachusetts federal judge to block the federal government from asking potential hires how they'd help advance President Donald Trump's policy goals, saying that what they call the loyalty question is part of the administration's attempt to snub nonpartisan civil servants in favor of ideologues.
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November 06, 2025
Unions Decry Trump 'Loyalty Question' On Job Applications
The Trump administration is violating federal job hopefuls' First Amendment rights and corrupting the government by asking applicants to detail their support for the president's policies, a union coalition said Thursday in a Massachusetts federal lawsuit challenging this "loyalty question."