President Trump is set to sign an order Tuesday instructing the Department of Government Efficiency to potentially toss entire federal agencies — and hire only one federal worker to replace every four who leave.
Trump to sign order to potentially toss entire agencies — while reducing federal work force to ‘essential’ jobs only
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February 11, 2025
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