The Supreme Court on Monday allowed President Donald Trump to remove a Democratic member of the Federal Trade Commission, delivering a significant victory for the administration in a case that tests long-standing limits on presidential control over independent regulatory agencies.
Chief Justice John Roberts issued a brief order blocking a lower-court ruling that had reinstated Commissioner Rebecca Kelly Slaughter while her legal challenge proceeded. While the order didn’t resolve the broader constitutional question of whether presidents can dismiss FTC commissioners without cause, it hints that the justices may uphold the administration’s…
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