In recent rulings, multiple judges have mandated the Trump administration to reinstate tens of thousands of federal workers, particularly targeting probationary employees who were previously fired. These decisions come after a series of court challenges highlighted the unlawful nature of the mass firings. The administration is now taking steps to comply with these court orders, which include rehiring around 25,000 workers and placing many former employees on paid leave as they navigate the legal landscape. However, former President Trump has publicly criticized these judicial mandates, alleging overreach and suggesting that the Supreme Court may need to weigh in on the matter. The situation remains fluid as various federal agencies work to rehire affected workers under the scrutiny of the courts.