Trump reinstates plan to strip protections from federal workers
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President Trump reinstated an executive order to strip employment protections from federal workers, aimed at reshaping the workforce with loyalists amid accusations of 'deep state' obstruction. The sweeping changes include a hiring freeze, new accountability measures, and easier dismissals, reportedly to counteract perceived bureaucratic resistance. Critics argue this reverses merit-based hiring principles and limits due process for employees. The American Federation of Government Employees condemned the order, suggesting it politicizes the federal workforce and undermines democratic governance.
President Trump's order is a blatant attempt to corrupt the federal government by eliminating employees' due process rights so they can be fired for political reasons.
There have been numerous and well-documented cases of career Federal employees resisting and undermining the policies and directives of their executive leadership.
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