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Over 2,000 Capitol Police officers work unpaid amid shutdown, sparking morale and retention concerns.
As the federal government remains partially shutdown, over 2,000 Capitol Police officers are working without pay, missing their first full paycheck on October 10, amid growing concern over their morale and financial strain.
Despite continuing to perform high-risk duties, officers face mounting frustration due to perceived disrespect, delayed memorials for January 6, and GOP support for pardons of rioters.
Lawmakers including Sen. Katie Britt and Rep. Joe Morelle have criticized the political gridlock, while Democrats question the legality of proposed repurposed funds to cover pay.
Tensions rose after a protest incident involving Rep. Nanette Barragán, prompting union calls for accountability.
Officers remain on duty, but repeated slights are eroding trust and raising concerns about long-term retention.
Más de 2.000 oficiales de la Policía del Capitolio trabajan sin sueldo en medio del cierre, provocando preocupaciones de moral y retención.