Does the Supreme Court participate in Musk’s savings campaign?

Musk wants to save $ 2,000 billion

Without a parliamentary mandate, Musk’s team has driven tens of thousands of government employees (precise figures does not present the White House) overnight in the first four weeks since Trump’s office. And that without any independently verifiable evidence of the claim that the respective department is said to have wasted tax money.

The unprecedented “demolition company”, which the richest man in the world leads to lukewarm protest of the democratic opposition, pursues the goal of releasing about three quarters of the three million state officials and thus relieving the chronically deficient state budget by around $ 2,000 billion. No area remains left out.

These departments are already affected by Musk’s savings plan

Hundreds of employees of the Medicines authority (FDA)who take care of the safety of food, medical devices and medication, were put in front of the door for reasons. Likewise in the CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Also tons of researchers and analysts of the National Health Institute (NIH) have to go. At the Environmental Authority EPA400 employees were affected.

The state Development aid agency USAID With their 10,000 employees who help arms and sick people worldwide, have already been completely shredded. Another 1,700 employees of the popular in the USA Consumer protection authority CFPB stood just in front of closed doors – fired.

Im Ministry of Education Musk’s investigators kapped 90 $ 900 million contracts; There are hundreds of employees who have now become superfluous. 200,000 employees with time contracts or in trial period are also to be dismantled.

In addition, around 75,000 employees have declared willingness to voluntarily leave the federal administration against the offer of continued salary over eight months. Dozens too Prosecutors in the Ministry of Justice and leading agents of the Federal Police FBI Found – because they are accused of a lack of loyalty to Trump – the cleaning campaign.

This is how the terminations run off

According to those affected, the stylistics mock every description.

An employee of the development aid agency USAID reported that her termination had come late in the evening by email. When she again appeared at her workplace from a walk to the toilet, access to the computer system was blocked. According to unions and staff representatives, the personnel processing is “chaotic and inhumane”.

Supreme Court decides on precedence

It is open whether the termination furor will exist. Dozens of lawsuits are already pending. Those affected claim serious violations of civil rights, data protection and labor law. Trump does not want to be broken. He is looking for the ultimate protective shield: green light of the Supreme Court.

Precedent case is thrown out of Hampton Dellinger: the head of the federal authority that protects people who show inner grievances (whistleblower). The highest court should confirm Dellinger’s oral dismissal by urgent court. If the judges grant this authority to the President, according to analysts, Trump would have “free hand in state conversion”.