Yes, really. Here are the receipts.
8 inspectors general fired by Trump sued in Feb. 2025, saying he violated a law requiring notice and reasons. The White House cited "changing priorities," but critics point to probes into Musk, Cabinet members, and Trump. A judge ruled the firings unlawful.
Eight watchdogs fired in identical two-sentence emails are suing, arguing the removals broke protections Congress strengthened by bipartisan majorities in 2022. Their complaint calls the firings a legal nullity and asks the court to...
A federal judge found the firings violated the Inspector General Act — then declined to give the eight watchdogs their jobs back. Her reasoning, and the line "They deserved better from their government," come down to...