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Washington – The Supreme Court rejected it on Friday that President Donald Trump immediately released the head of a state ethics wax dog agency, while a challenge for the shooting commission is progressing.

It is the first time that the Supreme Court of Court came up with the dozens of lawsuits who have questioned the snowstorm of measures that Trump took in his first weeks of office when he tried to redesign the government and consolidate power .

The court postponed the decision on next week whether Trump's emergency application for Hampton Dellinger was resumed as head of the special advisor's office. This arrangement is expected to expire on February 26, provided that they are not extended by the US district judge Amy Berman Jackson after a hearing.

The court said that Trump's application would put on hold until this hearing.

Two liberal judges – Sonya Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson said they had refused Trump's application. Two conservative judges – Neil Gorsuch and Samuel Alito – said they granted it.

The Ministry of Justice asked the court to intervene after Jackson Dellinger had temporarily reintroduced Trump days after being released.

The ordering of Jackson, which she should rethink from both sides after hearing arguments this month, is usually not an responsive measure in this phase of the legal dispute. The US Circuit Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit said in a 2-1 decision that it could not check the challenge.

However, the Ministry of Justice argued that the problems were too important to wait for further developments and to describe the case as “unprecedented attack on the separation of powers”. In order to support this point, the department from the court's decision last year cited the immunity of the President, in which the majority of the judges said, did not judge the president's measures in connection with powers that the constitution only gave the president.

The Ministry of Justice informed the Supreme Court that the non -immigration would effectively “encourage” the lower dishes to continue to prevent the president from countless other measures that he can carry out in the context of the constitution.

Dellinger's lawyers said Trump tried to create a “rocket end to this Court”, even if emergency disputes multiply with high operations across the country.

“Taking the government position here would inevitably invite more of it,” she told the court.

Dellinger's office protects federal workers from retaliation, in particular whistleblower. He was appointed President Joe Biden at the time and confirmed by the Senate for a term of five years, which was to expire in 2029.

Dellinger was released by e -mail on February 7th.

In the past century, the Supreme Court issued various decisions about the ability of the presidents to remove the heads of various independent agencies. In the recent decisions, the court has moved more control into the given president.

Nevertheless, Jackson, the district judge, according to the federal law, said Dellinger can only be released in office for “inefficiency, neglect of duty or misconduct”.

“This language expresses the clear intention of the congress to ensure the independence of the special consultation and to isolate his work from winding political change,” wrote Jackson when he temporarily uses Dellinger.

The Trump government argues that these protective measures are unconstitutional as part of the recent decisions of the Supreme Court on the elimination of leaders of independent agencies.

Trump has released other heads of independent agencies with similar legal protection as Dellinger and eliminated independent wax dogs within agencies without the necessary announcement of the congress for the elimination of a general inspector.

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