The U.S. Justice Department has determined that multiple layers of removal restrictions shielding administrative law judges ...

The U.S. Justice Department has declared that removal restrictions protecting administrative law judges are unconstitutional.

DOJ determined that “multiple layers” of removal restrictions “shielding administrative law judges (ALJs) are unconstitutional,” Chief of Staff Chad Mizelle says in statement.

The U.S. Justice Department has decided that the protection layers for administrative law judges are unconstitutional, ending ...

Top Justice Department officials informed Congress on Thursday that President Donald Trump has the constitutional authority ...

Sarah Harris sent a letter to President Pro Tempore of the US Senate Charles Grassley on Thursday sharing the DOJ's determination that ...

In a Feb. 20 letter, the acting solicitor general wrote that the “multiple layers of removal protections” for administrative ...

The Justice Department said a law protecting the officials from arbitrary removal is an unconstitutional intrusion on ...

The Justice Department filed a complaint Friday accusing a federal judge in Washington of misconduct during hearings over ...

The Justice Department issued a letter on Thursday saying the agency concluded that many removal restrictions for ...

The Trump administration argues that President Trump has the constitutional power to fire administrative law judges without cause, challenging existing protections against political interference.

Judge Cooper said that he was denying the unions’ request that he block the Trump administration from continuing its ...