Trump administration seems to be 80,000 of the veterans' health care

The Trump administration seeks to accuse employees for taking care of US veterans at the lower levels of Donald Trump in the first period, firing 80,000 workers hired as part of the Biden government initiative to improve the care and coverage of veterans exposed to pits and toxins under 2022.

The plan is presented in a memorandum of understanding, which first by the Managing Director of GovernmentThe VA Chief of Staff Christopher Circus calls for a decline in the number of salaries to 2019.

This instructs high -level employees to be prepared for the agency level in August to “resize and proportional to the workforce to a modified mission and structure”.

The memorandum also calls for agency officials to cooperate with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the White House for “offensive movement”, while a practical approach and discipline “to meet with government goals, which is a coordinated attempt to reduce the number of people in federal salaries, regardless of what it is.

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Ministry of Sacrifice Affairs with — The Ministry of Sacrifice Affairs will cooperate with Elvan Maskan’s Ministry of Efficiency to reduce the agency’s salaries to 80,000 jobs (AP)

Veterans had previously spoken about a decline in VA, which have so far comprised several thousand employees and hundreds of contracts. More than 25 % of the VA’s workforce are the veterans.

At Congress, Democrats have rejected a decline in VA and other agencies, while Republicans have so far been cautious about the Trump administration’s changes.

Richard Bluemanteal, Senator Connecticat, a top Democrat at the Senate Committee, which oversees veterans’ affairs, said in a statement that the Trump administration “has carried out a comprehensive attack against the progress of VA’s expansion because the number of veterans is covered and includes those affected by poisoning pits.

“Their program prioritizes the profit of the private sector over the care of the veterans and balances the budget behind those who have served,” he said. “This is a shameful betrayal and veterans pay for the price of corruption, incompetence and immorality.”

With additional reports by agencies