USAID Staff Farewell Visits
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USAID workers clear out belongings after mournful final visit to agency under federal guard

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USAID has been one of the biggest targets of a broad campaign by the Trump administration to slash the size of the federal government.
Some staffers wept as they carried out grocery bags and suitcases with what was left from their life’s work.
Supporters clapped and cheered outside or drove by tapping their car horns to bolster their spirits.
Many USAID workers saw the administration’s terms for retrieving their belongings as insulting.
Each worker is being given just 15 minutes at their former workstation.
A federal judge gave the Trump administration a deadline of this week to release billions of dollars in U.S. foreign aid.
Virginia Democratic Rep. Gerald Connolly called the attack on USAID employees “unwarranted and unprecedented”.
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