In a series of recent rulings, the Supreme Court has granted significant support to the Trump administration in its efforts to terminate thousands of probationary federal workers. The Court has blocked lower court orders that required the rehiring of these employees, effectively allowing the administration to move forward with mass firings. Among the key decisions, the Supreme Court rejected a ruling that aimed to reinstate 16,000 fired federal workers, and paused orders which would have mandated their rehiring. These developments indicate a substantial victory for Trump concerning federal staffing decisions, as the Court continues to side with his administration in this contentious legal battle.