The judge prevents the supervisor Trump from launching CFPB employees

On Friday, a federal judge prevented the Trump administration from launching employees at the Consumer Protection Office (CFPB) amid a larger batch to effectively dismantle the agency.

The Trump administration is prevented from launching CFPB employees without reason or issuing any power reduction notice, as part of an agreement reached between the Ministry of Justice and the National Treasury Union, which is sustained alongside other groups on changes in the agency.

They cannot also delete, remove CFPB data, transfer or return any of the agency’s funds, according to the matter signed by the American boycott judge Amy Berman Jackson.

Al -Ittihad’s lawyer, Depac Gupta, expressed his concerns in a court hearing on Friday that the Trump administration was ready to perform mass shootings and delete the agency’s data.

A former CFPB official warned in an announcement to the court earlier in the day when he learned, “The leadership intends to launch huge numbers of office employees today until the weekend.”

Eric Mayer, the former chief technician and chief adviser to the manager, said that he had received reports that “reliably indicates that the databases carrying CFPB data will be deleted soon.”

“I am preparing for this declaration to ensure that the court realizes the imminent risks that twelve years of critical CFP records, which belong to the public, will be lost in an equal way and cause severe and attractive damage unless the court takes measures to maintain the current situation in the face of the efforts made To dismantle CFPB.

The union filed a lawsuit against the director of CFPB, on Sunday, the “continuous effort to dismantle” the agency, on the pretext that it violates the separation of powers between the government branches.

Shortly after his assertion as director of the Management and Budget Office (OMB) last week, Vogue was exploited to act as an Acting CFPB manager.

He moved quickly once the agency’s reins, and ordered the employees to “stop all supervision and exam activity” and announce that he will not take the next clouds from CFPB money from the Federal Reserve. Employees were also said that the headquarters of this week will be closed.

On Monday, vick directed employees to stop all the work. The next day, the administration has sent the termination notifications to about 70 employees under observation – the employees who have been appointed in the past year or two years are facilitating fire. According to Reuters, dozens of employees were launched on Thursday.