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However, recent legal developments threaten to upend this status quo. In September, the Supreme Court intervened in the Trump administration’s dispute with Rebecca Slaughter, granting an emergency stay that allowed Trump to proceed with her firing—an unprecedented step given the backdrop of Humphrey’s precedent. Furthermore, the Court agreed to revisit Humphrey’s Executor in December, signaling its willingness to overturn this long-standing doctrine.