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The ruling could allow the White House to re-fire workers.
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The bill is one of 94 the Democrat signed into law Tuesday.
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Weekend career fair offered one-on-one resume and application support while trying to connect displaced workers with over 60 vacant campus roles.
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More than 2,700 Maryland offices lost employees in latest federal cuts.
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Judge James Bredar issues a preliminary injunction on Tuesday evening.
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The order will only last for five days as more evidence is considered.
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Many employees will still be operating on administrative leave.
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Shelley Washington of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) represents thousands of workers in the Social Security Administration. A 35-year veteran of the agency, he shares what may be lost to severe cuts championed by the White House.
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If granted, the order would halt firings and temporarily reinstate workers.
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Protesters wonder if the party is using the right tactics.