Federal Workforce
Project 2025 supports reinstating Schedule F or an equivalent system for policy-influencing career positions.
Project 2025 said
Reissue Trump’s Schedule F executive order to permit discharge of nonperforming employees.
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Government did
Match: Direct MatchExecutive Order 14171 reinstated the earlier Schedule F framework under the name Schedule Policy/Career and directed OPM implementation.
Why this match
Project 2025 explicitly recommends reissuing Schedule F. EO 14171 reinstated that framework and renamed it Schedule Policy/Career.
Executive Order 14410 placed listed policy-influencing positions into Schedule Policy/Career and directed agencies to update records and practices.
Why this match: EO 14410 implements the reinstated Schedule Policy/Career framework by placing listed positions into it. This is a strong implementation follow-on rather than the reissuance itself.
A President can revoke or amend EO 14410. OPM and agencies can change implementation within governing law; Congress can amend civil-service statutes, and courts can review the action.
A President can revoke or amend EO 14171. OPM can change its final rule through lawful rulemaking; Congress can amend governing civil-service statutes, and courts can review the framework.
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia · 1:25-cv-00347
Current status: Ongoing in the district court as of August 16, 2026.
Amended complaint filed June 24, 2026; no injunction or merits judgment identified through August 16, 2026.
Injunction scope: No injunction identified as of August 16, 2026.
Appeal: No appeal identified; district-court proceedings ongoing.
U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia · 1:25-cv-00347
Current status: Ongoing in the district court as of August 16, 2026.
Amended complaint filed June 24, 2026; no injunction or merits judgment identified through August 16, 2026.
Injunction scope: No injunction identified as of August 16, 2026.
Appeal: No appeal identified; district-court proceedings ongoing.
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