US president Donald Trump Given a rare appearance with Elon MuskTheir most powerful adviser, before signing the executive order to reduce the federal manpower at the Oval Office on Tuesday.
The Associated Press reviewed a White House fact sheet on this order, which aims to advance the Musk's work, which reduces the cost of its department's government's performance.
Musk said that there are some good people in the Federal Bureaucracy but they need to be held accountable and have been declared a “unelected” fourth branch.
“People voted in favor of major reforms of the government and these people are going to get it,” he said. “This is democracy.”
White House bans an AP reporter from Oval Office event due to media organization Guidelines Not to follow the order of Trump's renamed Mexico's name, The Associated Press said in a statement.
It was the first time he raised questions from the reporters as he joined the Trump administration as a special government employee with a special influence on federal agencies. He is also the world's richest person and owner of X, a social media platform known as Twitter.
Despite the concerns that he is collecting irrational power with a little transparency, Kasturi described himself as an open book. He jokingly said the check was like a “daily procutteology test”.
The White House Fact Sheet has said that “Agencies will launch projects for mass reduction and determine whether the agency's components (or self -agencies) can be eliminated or combined because their functions of law No source is needed. “
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It also states that agencies should not “hire more than one employee for every four employees who are discharged from federal services.” When it comes to immigration, law enforcement and public safety, there are exceptional projects.
Trump and Musk are pressing federal workers to resign in exchange for financial privileges, though their plan is currently stopping while a judge is examining his legal status. The delayed resignation program, commonly described as a purchase, will allow employees to leave and will still be paid by September 30. More than 65,000 workers have offered the offer, administration officials said.
On Tuesday, a federal appeal court upheld the court order, which needs to continue providing the government under the memo of the Trump administration widely criticized by the Trump administration.
In addition, a federal judge on Tuesday maintained a ban that prevents the Musk department from accessing the US Treasury Department records containing sensitive personal data for millions of Americans.
Hundreds of people gathered from the US capital to a rally on Tuesday in support of federal workers.
Energy Graphic designer Janet Konsley said he was fed up with the emails of the Office of Personal Management, which encouraging people to take resignation programs.
He tried to use his spam settings to filter emails but to no avail. Konley said he had no plans to offer them.
“By going, I didn't trust it,” he said.
Consley said she thinks about her work that she is trying to do an important service for the American people.
“We are very easy to do,” he said.
Others have said that fear and uncertainty have spread through the federal workforce.
“They are worried about their jobs. They are worried about their family. They are also worried about their work and the communities they serve.
Bothers participated in a press conference hosted by Washington -based Democrats Sen, Petty Murray.
Murray said workers “Elon deserves better than threatening, intimidating, intimidating and threatening out the door through Elon Musk and Donald Trump.” “We really need these people to stay in their jobs or start to break down,” he said.
A government lawyer, who talked about the name of the Associated Press for not being nominated for retaliation, said it was a terrible time to become a federal worker.
“People are worried that their phones and computers are being monitored,” he said. She is the only mother with a young daughter, and her father is urging her to get a safe job in the private sector.
But they are skeptical of the resignation program, emphasizing that accepting the offer means that the workers are not paid if they do not promise them.
He said, the idea was crazy.
In Seattle, AP authors Martha Balesley, Rebecca Santana, Michelle El Price and Annapolis, Maryland, participated in the report.
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