司法省は方針を転換し、４つの大手法律事務所が関わる決定に対する控訴を表明した。これらの事務所はトランプ大統領の懲罰的な大統領令に異議を申し立てていた。この動きは、控訴放棄の当初の試みが撤回された後に行われた。
トランプ政権の司法省は、４つの著名な法律事務所に対する控訴を放棄するというこれまでの決定を覆し、重要な一歩を踏み出した。これらの法律事務所は以前、トランプ大統領の懲罰的な大統領令に対して法的挑戦を仕掛けていたと述べている。
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