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Restructuring of federal workforce could impact thousands in DC area

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A major restructuring of the federal workforce is underway, potentially affecting thousands of employees in the D.C. area.

The Donald Trump administration argues that the changes are necessary to remove underperforming workers and increase efficiency within the government.

Critics warn that the move could lead to increased political influence and decreased competition for key positions.

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