President Trump has agreed to delay tariffs on Mexico for one month. A federal judge has reinstated Gwynne Wilcox to the National Labor Relations Board after President Trump fired her and her colleague in an illegal use of executive power. The judge ruled that Trump’s attempt to remove Wilcox was blatantly illegal and against Supreme Court precedent. The Department of Justice argued that the law protecting Wilcox from firing was unconstitutional and proposed backpay as the proper remedy. Wilcox’s attorney emphasized the historical importance of the National Labor Relations Board in preventing labor strife and violence in the United States prior to its creation in 1935. The judge’s ruling showcases a challenge to President Trump’s authority and a defense of the importance of independent agencies in safeguarding workers’ rights.
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