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The Trump administration is reversing 2025 federal job cuts by hiring 123,000 workers, but shortages persist in key agencies.
The Trump administration is reversing its 2025 federal workforce cuts, which eliminated over 387,000 jobs, by ramping up hiring in health care, technology, and program management.
Despite hiring around 123,000 workers, the federal workforce remains significantly smaller than before, with agencies like CISA, VA, and IRS facing staffing shortages that impair services and national security.
The Office of Personnel Management admitted the earlier reductions may have gone too far, while the White House centralizes hiring, expands political appointees’ roles, and rolls back diversity initiatives.
Critics warn these changes threaten the civil service’s nonpartisan foundation, and concerns persist over cyber vulnerabilities and operational capacity.
La administración Trump está revirtiendo los recortes de empleos federales de 2025 mediante la contratación de 123,000 trabajadores, pero persisten las escaseces en las agencias clave.