Trump calls on the US Supreme Court to allow the redundancies of thousands of federal officials as it seeks to significantly shrink the size of the federal government.

All this while a federal judge in northern California ordered the recruitment of about 16,000 workers after finding that Trump’s officials had not followed the proper procedures for ending their work.

The government asked the Supreme Court on Monday to block this ruling through a lawsuit filed by trade unions.

Active General Lawyer Sarah M. Harris summed up in her text to suspend that judges across the country had usurped the power of the president by issuing a series of interim measures against his initiatives.

Trump officials have increasingly relying on this complaint in recent weeks as President Donald Trump has called for a federal judge who prevented officials from deporting alleged gang members based on a legal context.

Two months after Trump’s second term, the federal courts have become one of the largest battlefields for his agenda.

The “discounts” federal officials have filed more than 130 lawsuits against Trump’s executive orders and other actions.

The federal judges have issued about three dozen interim measures, while the Trump administration has a Trump government has made favorable decisions in just more than twelve cases.

Concerning judicial officials, Harris told the judges that the preliminary order had allowed “third parties to exploit the employment relationship between the federal government and its workforce”.

“And, like many other recent orders, the emergency order to reinstate officials on the part of justice violates the distinction of powers … This is not a way to try to restrict a government,” he continued in his report.

At the same time and a federal judge in Maryland ordered the government to re -launch officials who were fired from 18 sections on January 20th.