The article discusses recent firings by former President Trump, particularly involving inspectors general, noting that these dismissals did not comply with a 30-day notice requirement mandated by law. White House Press Secretary Leavitt defended Trump's actions, stating that he acted within his executive authority. She referenced a Supreme Court ruling affirming presidential removal powers, albeit with exceptions for certain officers. Despite the legal controversy surrounding these firings, Trump maintained that they were standard practice, reflecting ongoing tensions between the executive branch and congressional oversight.
Leavitt asserted that Trump had the executive authority to dismiss any personnel within the executive branch, linking the legality of these actions to a Supreme Court decision.
Trump defended his dismissals as a standard practice, stating that opinions about the fairness of the firings were subjective.
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