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No you're getting that story wrong. For example, it's not that SCOTUS let Dellinger stay, but rather in its order the court spelled out that it was going through its normal process of allowing the lower court temporary order to remain as the case was progressing because that's just how the legal process works.

Trump did fire these people. The people that were absolutely fired are contesting the firings in court. If they weren't fired they wouldn't have anything to contest.

It's really important to get this story right if we care about how this is going down.

These are very real firings. Without real firings there would be no real court cases.

Anyone saying otherwise is spinning a story that doesn't mesh with how the government actually functions.