President Donald Trump's administration has told a federal judge that it cannot be ordered to disclose federal agencies' reorganization and mass layoff plans as part of a lawsuit seeking to block them from being implemented.

Other agencies are moving forward with RIFs and terminations, but official tells federal court some plans have changed.

"Several agencies are now not planning to proceed" with staff cuts, Office of Personnel Management senior adviser Noah Peters said in a statement filed in federal court. He said the financial incentives that departments offered employees to quit in the first few months of the administration,

The Supreme Court's decision on July 14 has allowed the Trump administration to proceed with the dismissal of over 1,300 Department of Education employees.

The Trump administration on Tuesday announced plans to shift key functions from the Education Department to other corners of the federal government, moving quickly to implement changes just one day after the Supreme Court cleared the way for mass layoffs.

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