WASHINGTON – On Monday, the federal boycott judge acquired the American Peace Institute by the Trump administration and the administration of government efficiency, advertisement Those measures conducted by the “illegal intellectual leaders” were “illegal” and it was necessary to declare “null and void.”
The American boycott judge, Berell Huil, spent that “the removal of USIP head, replacing him by cross -bog officials, and ending almost all USIP employees, and transferring USIP property to the Public Services Department” was “executed” by illegal installed leaders who lack the legal authority to take these measures, which must be announced NULL and FOID.
The decision came two months after a dramatic confrontation at the building’s headquarters in Washington, when the Acting Prosecutor’s President issued a statement saying.Dog exploded in the building.” after The members of the Dog Team took the building with helping the law. Most employees of the American Peace Institute It was later demobilized.
Huil wrote in her decision that he would tell the President of USIP George Moss Continue the service As head of the organization and banning the defendants of “more infringement against real estate and personal property belonging to the institute, its employees, contractors, agents and other actors.”
The American Peace Institute was established during the era of President Ronald Reagan, and Hawul wrote that he was “unique in his structure and functions” because he was not “a traditional executive branch agency or a completely non -profit company.”
It supports both the executive and legislative branches “as an independent research tank that carries out international peace, education, training and information services,” he said.
The judge claimed that the Trump administration “rushed by taking action” to close Dog without consulting Congress and used “sharp force, supported by law enforcement employees of three separate local and academic agencies” for Trump’s executive.
A White House spokesman did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
