April 28, 2025
American Federation Of Government Employees, AFL-CIO et al v. Trump et al
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3:25-cv-03698
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A California federal judge on Friday ordered the Trump administration to hand over reorganization and reduction-in-force plans linked to an executive order directing layoffs at federal agencies, finding that the government's privilege claim was outweighed by the plaintiffs' need for the information to pursue their claims under the Administrative Procedure Act.
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