A federal judge has ordered the reinstatement of thousands of federal workers who were fired by the Trump administration as part of reduction-in-workforce efforts. Judge James Bredar in Maryland issued a temporary restraining order against numerous federal agencies and departments that had terminated workers, including about 200,000 probationary employees, since President Trump took office. This ruling follows a similar directive by a federal judge in California, instructing several key government departments to offer reinstatement to probationary employees who were fired last month. The White House has not yet responded to requests for comment on the situation. This is an ongoing story, and updates are expected. Gary Grumbach and Zoë Richards, reporters for NBC News, are covering the developments in Washington, D.C.
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