DC District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan has turned away an attempt by a coalition of 13 Democrat-run states that would have prevented Elon Musk or any of his team from accessing data or code at seven federal agencies. “[T]he court finds,” wrote Chutkan in a ten-page decision, “that Plaintiffs have not carried their burden of showing that they will suffer imminent, irreparable harm absent a temporary restraining order, and therefore Plaintiffs’ motion is DENIED.”
This action would be one of two cases that could effectively stymie President Trump’s reforms for weeks. The other case, which arrived at the Supreme Court on Tuesday, is that of Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger, demanding reinstatement after he was fired by President Trump (Trump Sends Scorching Appeal of DC Court Order Reinstating Biden Appointee to the Supreme Court – RedState). He, too,…
