CONTROVERSIAL FEDERAL WORKER BUYOUT PLAN SPARKS NATIONAL DEBATE

The Trump administration has launched a bold new federal buyout program,

offering nearly 2 million civilian employees full pay

and benefits through September if they resign by February 6.

The initiative, called the “deferred resignation program,”

aims to cut government spending and bring employees back to the office—

citing that only 6% of workers in D.C.

are currently showing up in person.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt

denies accusations that the plan is a political purge, insisting it’s a cost-saving,

efficiency-driven move.

Supporters praise it as a necessary

step toward modernizing the federal workforce.

Critics, including union leaders,

warn it could gut public services and

pressure career employees to leave under the guise of choice.

With high stakes and strong o

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