As President Donald Trump attempts to make significant changes within the federal government, federal watchdog Hampton Dellinger has emerged as a prominent figure in opposing these actions. Dellinger, a special counsel for federal workers, finds himself at the center of two key disputes regarding the president's power to dismiss individuals across the executive branch.
One of Dellinger's cases, which challenges the president's authority to remove him from his position before his term ends, is set for a hearing before a trial-level judge in Washington, DC. This case represents a crucial moment for the Supreme Court to weigh in on Trump's executive authority.
