What constitutional issues are raised by the Trump administration's firing of Office of Special Counsel officials?

The Trump administration's firings raise fundamental constitutional concerns about replacing established officials with loyalists. Ryan Reilly explains that this strategy uses often unsupported allegations of mass fraud to justify removing professionally trained officials who traditionally serve across administrations. These officials, like inspectors general, are trained to factually evaluate evidence of waste, fraud, and abuse in government. This approach mirrors the January 6th playbook - making sweeping fraud claims without factual support to justify actions that might exceed legal boundaries. The Supreme Court is now being asked to weigh in on this critical constitutional showdown between unsubstantiated fraud allegations and evidence-based governance, potentially disrupting established governmental structures.