Another Lawfare Case: Anonymous CIA Agents Sue Over Firing

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A federal judge has temporarily blocked the CIA and the Office of Director of National Intelligence from firing 11 people whose jobs were eliminated to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to end federal diversity programs.

U.S. District Judge Anthony Trenga issued an order Tuesday pausing the firings after a hearing in Alexandria, Virginia. This is in response to a lawsuit filed by intelligence officers who said the dismissals violated their constitutional rights and federal law.

Agents being targeted are involved in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, names ODNI, the CIA, and their respective heads—Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director John Ratcliffe—as defendants.

The plaintiffs, identified as “John Does 1-6” and “Jane Does 1-5,” claim they are being unfairly targeted simply for their prior assignments to DEIA programs.

The brief written order was issued until agency regulations were clarified so as not to cause harm to the plaintiffs.

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Boycott-Bankrupt ALL FAKE NEWS
3 months ago

There is no reason for this CIA scum to maintain anonymity. After all, they no longer work for the CIA and their sneak-weasel assignments won’t be disclosed inan employment case.

Anonymous
3 months ago

Question: Do their Job positions still exist?

Lady Veteran
3 months ago

This is hilarious! Essentially there are 2 undercover intel agents who believe they were wrongly targeted and terminated for DEI. How the hell can you possibly be targeted when no one even knows who the hell you are because you’re under cover?!?

Sua Sponte
3 months ago

“claim they are being unfairly targeted simply for their prior assignments to DEIA programs”

So, made up positions for people that offer and provide nothing to the mission. Got it.