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Trump, District Judge and government shutdown

Judge indefinitely halts shutdown layoffs noting human toll

A federal judge in San Francisco has indefinitely halted the Trump administration's mass layoffs of federal employees tied to the government shutdown.

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Federal judge indefinitely blocks Trump shutdown layoffs

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Judge extends order barring the Trump administration from firing federal workers during the shutdown

Federal worker union calls for end to shutdown

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Largest Federal Employee Union Calls On Democrats To End Government Shutdown

W ASHINGTON — The largest union for federal workers urged Congress on Monday to pass a “clean” funding bill to end the government shutdown, undercutting Democrats who are demanding that any deal include subsidies for people who get their insurance through the Affordable Care Act.

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Top Federal Workers’ Union Breaks With Democrats on Shutdown

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Largest federal workers union calls for ‘clean’ bill to end shutdown

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Pressure to end shutdown rises as roughly 1.4 million federal workers go unpaid

Roughly 1.4 million federal workers have gone unpaid as the shutdown reaches Day 28, and as no signs emerge of lawmakers reaching a deal to fund the government.

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NYC Steamfitters union urges lawmakers to pass stopgap funding bill to end government shutdown

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Federal worker union pressures Dems to end shutdown

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Democrats Defy Call From Allied Federal Workers Union To End Government Shutdown

“Federal workers – your constituents, who serve your constituents – are hurting,” American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) national president Everett Kelley wrote in an open letter on Monda...

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GOP, Democrats face rising pressure on multiple fronts to end shutdown

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Largest federal workers’ union puts pressure on Democrats to reopen the government

25 states and DC sue Trump admin over SNAP benefits

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Government shutdown updates: 25 states and DC sue Trump admin over SNAP benefits

25 states and DC sue Trump admin over SNAP benefits On Tuesday, more than two dozen states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit in Massachusetts suing the Trump administration over the impending loss of SNAP benefits amid the government shutdown.

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Democratic states sue to block SNAP benefit cuts amid shutdown threat

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Democratic states sue to force SNAP payments during government shutdown

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Democratic states sue to keep US food aid flowing in shutdown

Around two dozen US states run by Democrats sued President Donald Trump's administration Tuesday over its refusal to tap emergency funds to preserve vital food aid threatened by the government shutdow...

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Dozens of states sue USDA over looming SNAP benefits halt

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Dozens of states sue Trump administration to maintain SNAP benefits during shutdown

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Colorado joins Democratic states in suing Trump administration over suspended SNAP benefits

“It is clear President Trump and his USDA are making a deliberate, illegal and inhumane choice to not fund the SNAP program during the federal government shutdown despite the availability of continge...

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Clark, other AGs sue Trump administration over SNAP benefits suspension. What to know.

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SNAP funds set to run out during shutdown: 5 takeaways

Democrats vote against ‘clean’ GOP bill to end shutdown despite union pressure

Senate Democrats are resisting calls from the nation’s largest union representing federal workers — a longtime political ally — to accept Republicans’ “clean” stopgap to re-open the government. It

Impact of government shutdown on SSA workers

The government shutdown is now into day 24, and with that, many federal programs are being affected. 28/22 News reporter Joe Mason explains the impacts the shutdown is having on social security. “We’ve been four weeks without money,

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Furloughed Redstone Arsenal employees discuss Government Shutdown on day 23

News 19 spoke to two Redstone Arsenal workers on furlough. Rese Meikus, an obsolescence engineer at the Arsenal, told News 19, “I am ready to go back to work.” Meikus says for the last three weeks she’s been keeping busy by decorating the yard for Halloween and cleaning the house.