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The Federal Workforce Resistance to Donald Trump Is Here

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Gwynne Wilcox was fired from the National Labor Relations Board in late-night email purportedly sent on behalf of Donald Trump .

She sued the president and the Republican who succeeded her as chair, and wants a judge to declare the termination illegal and reinstate her.

Frida Ghitis : Trump administration is all but certain to urge Supreme Court to declare removal protections from appointees like Wilcox unconstitutional.

Federal-worker unions have been at the forefront of challenging the battering ram of moves aimed at destabilizing them, their livelihoods, and the mission of the agencies they occupy, both here and abroad.

The only way to stand up to the executive arrogance is to mobilize those elected where true power lies, writes Julian Zelizer .

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