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American Focus > Blog > Politics > Federal Appeals Court Bats Down Clinton Judge, Lifts Block on Trump’s Executive Order to Strip Federal Workers’ Union Rights |
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Federal Appeals Court Bats Down Clinton Judge, Lifts Block on Trump’s Executive Order to Strip Federal Workers’ Union Rights |

Last updated: May 18, 2025 2:25 am
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Recently, a federal judge halted President Trump’s executive order aimed at revoking the ‘collective bargaining’ rights of federal workers.

In a prior move, President Trump had issued an executive order that affected hundreds of thousands of federal employees across agencies such as Health and Human Services, Veterans Affairs, and the Treasury.

In response, the National Treasury Employees Union took legal action against the Trump Administration, challenging the validity of this executive order.

During a recent hearing, U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman, appointed by President Clinton, vocally criticized Trump’s actions.

“He seems inclined to show leniency to those who align with him, while refusing to negotiate with those who have filed grievances or lawsuits against him,” Judge Friedman stated, as reported by Politico. “What other interpretation can one draw from his decisions?”

Judge Friedman had previously characterized Trump’s executive order as “unlawful” and had issued an injunction against all involved parties, with the exception of President Trump himself.

However, just this past Friday evening, a ruling from the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned the Clinton-appointed judge’s decision, lifting the restrictions on Trump’s executive order.

The three-judge panel included a majority opinion from Judges Henderson (appointed by George H.W. Bush) and Walker (a Trump appointee), with a dissent from Judge Childs (appointed by Biden).

“Upholding the President’s discretion under a statute that explicitly acknowledges his expertise in national security is in the public interest,” the majority opinion stated, as noted by Politico.

According to a report by Politico:

The federal appeals court has rescinded a lower court’s order that blocked the federal government from executing President Donald Trump’s initiative to terminate collective bargaining rights for employees in over a dozen federal agencies.

In a narrow 2-1 ruling on Friday, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals determined that U.S. District Judge Paul Friedman appeared to have made an error when he issued a freeze on Trump’s executive order last month.

The majority opinion asserted that there was a lack of compelling evidence showing that the National Treasury Employees Union would suffer “irreparable harm” that would warrant such a preliminary injunction, a point highlighted in Judge Friedman’s earlier ruling.

Judges Karen Henderson and Justin Walker emphasized that the national security exception invoked by the president in federal labor relations law provides a compelling reason for the courts to exercise caution.

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