SG Files Emergency Application in DOGE Case, CJ Roberts Immediately Calls for Response in 10 Days
Today, May 2, the Solicitor General asked the Supreme Court for an emergency stay in Social Security Administration v. AFSCME. This case was brought to stop DOGE employees from accessing SSA data.
Immediately after the application was filed, the Chief Justice called for a response due on May 12.
Response to application (24A1063) requested by The Chief Justice, due by 4 p.m. (EDT)
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