Supreme Court Endorses Trump's Federal Restructuring Plan
The U.S. Supreme Court has overturned a judicial block, enabling President Donald Trump's administration to proceed with federal job cuts and agency restructuring. This decision supports Trump's campaign to downsize the government, despite critics warning of potential dangers to democracy and essential public services.

In a pivotal decision, the U.S. Supreme Court has granted President Donald Trump's administration the green light to move forward with its plans to implement substantial federal job cuts and restructure various agencies. This latest ruling overturns a previous block imposed by a lower federal court.
The Supreme Court's move supports Trump's broader strategy to downsize the federal government, a key pillar of his administration's policy objectives. The decision comes amid a backdrop of numerous similar victories for Trump in the high court, further solidifying the administration's ability to implement its controversial agenda.
Advocates against the layoffs argue that allowing the administration's plan to proceed undercuts democracy and endangers essential services relied upon by the public. Critics further assert that the president has overstepped constitutional boundaries by ordering such changes without congressional approval, a point hotly contested as the legal battles continue to unfold.
(With inputs from agencies.)