美法官命令特朗普政府恢复24州“美国志愿队”项目

Core Points - A U.S. judge ordered the Trump administration to restore the "American Volunteer Corps" program in 24 states, while refusing to block agency layoffs [1] - The lawsuit was initiated by 24 states and Washington D.C. on April 29, accusing the government of cutting jobs and terminating the program [1] - The lawsuit claims that 85% of the "American Volunteer Corps" employees were placed on administrative leave in early April, and the agency began issuing layoff notices to these employees last week [1] - The program, valued at nearly $400 million, was immediately terminated as part of the Trump administration's efforts to downsize the federal government [1] - The coalition of states, consisting of 23 Democratic attorneys general and two governors, argued that the government's actions were illegal and infringed upon congressional authority [1]