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Over 154,000 federal workers are resigning under Trump’s buyout program, sparking concerns over public safety and service disruptions.
Over 154,000 federal employees are resigning in the largest single-year exodus of civil servants in nearly 80 years, part of a deferred exit program launched by President Trump to reduce the federal workforce.
The initiative, offering buyouts and continued pay and benefits for up to eight months, has led to significant staff departures from key agencies including NASA, the National Weather Service, and the CDC, raising concerns about lost expertise and disrupted services.
The government says the move aims to cut costs and bureaucracy, with officials projecting annual savings of $28 billion and a 12.5% workforce reduction since January.
Critics warn the broad cuts threaten public safety and long-term government effectiveness, especially as agencies face a looming shutdown with no funding agreement in place.
Más de 154.000 trabajadores federales están dimitiendo bajo el programa de compra de Trump, lo que despierta preocupaciones sobre la seguridad pública y las interrupciones del servicio.