The Trump administration has requested the Supreme Court to block a federal judge's ruling that ordered the reinstatement of over 16,000 probationary federal employees. This request highlights a pattern of lower court rulings that have disrupted Trump administration policies, with over 40 injunctions issued against its programs. Acting Solicitor General Sarah M. Harris noted that many of these rulings apply nationwide and warned against the executive branch's powers being hindered by judicial overreach, as evidenced in the case regarding the terminated workers from California.
The emergency application is one of several that appear to be heading to the Supreme Court, reflecting the scores of lower court rulings that halted administration initiatives.
Sarah M. Harris, the acting solicitor general, wrote that federal judges have issued more than 40 temporary restraining orders or injunctions blocking administration programs.
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