Trump directs agencies to quietly repeal regulations — without public notice - POLITICO

[Alexander Howard]

“President Donald Trump has instructed federal agencies and their assigned DOGE teams to repeal any existing regulations that are inconsistent with his priorities without providing advance notice or going through the traditional public input process.”

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/04/10/federal-agencies-public-notice-comment-trump-administration-00284499

Memo:

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/04/directing-the-repeal-of-unlawful-regulations/

Challenges under the Administrative Procedure Act expected.

[ken sosne]

Everyone this too will go to court as the Administrative Procedures Act is a Legislative Mandate.

So right now there are 180 lawsuits and if you are a public interest attorney lots of work.

That aside for any federals on this thread Justice Connection, NARFE, AFGE are helping displaced federal employees.

There is a Reddit forum and now a Facebook forum if you are looking for employment.

Alex thanks for the heads up.

Sincerely,

Ken Sosne

Legislative Board Member Chapter 1690 NARFE Coastal Sussex DE

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