Alvaro Bedoya and Rebecca Slaughter want to bring national attention to Trump’s purge of Washington agencies — but when the cases hit the Supreme Court, it might not matter.

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Alvaro Bedoya, a privacy expert and Biden's final Federal Trade Commission nominee, was confirmed on Thursday in a 51-50 Senate vote.