Just as we suspected, a Biden-appointed judge overseeing Washington D.C.’s lawsuit against the Trump administration has ordered the DOJ to change their order asserting leadership of the D.C. police department.

If they don’t comply, she’ll issue an injunction.

Here’s more via the Epoch Times:

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to amend an order concerning the leadership of Washington’s police department or face a temporary restraining order.

During a hearing on Aug. 15, U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes said that she would give the Justice Department until 6.30 p.m. ET to rewrite a section of its order granting authority to an emergency commissioner, but would issue an order of her own if necessary.

An attorney for the Justice Department agreed the department would rewrite the order after Reyes expressed doubt during the hearing about the section granting authority to the emergency commissioner.

Reyes held a hearing after the D.C. attorney general filed a lawsuit on Aug. 15 alleging that the administration was exceeding its authority under the D.C. Home Rule Act, a 1973 law that Congress passed to outline local control of the district. It also contains a provision that allows the president to declare an emergency and intervene in certain ways.

It’s almost 6:30pm, so we’ll see if the DOJ ultimately complies or if an injunction will be issued.