Supreme Court grants Trump administration emergency relief on federal worker firings

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : The high court also sided 5-4 with the administration on Friday in a case about canceling education-related grants.
55% : "The District Court's injunction was based solely on the allegations of the nine non-profit-organization plaintiffs in this case.
43% : " Opposing emergency relief, the American Federation of Government Employees, the AFL-CIO and other groups said the district court had correctly found that the federal Office of Personnel Management "directed the firing of tens of thousands of federal employees beginning in early February, on the false pretense that the employees' performance was deficient.
23% : Trump officials had urged the high court to "stop the ongoing assault on the constitutional structure before further damage is wrought.
16% : " Sotomayor and Jackson also both dissented from Monday's immigration-related decision granting relief for the administration, as did Justice Elena Kagan and Trump appointee Amy Coney Barrett.

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