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USDA lost about 20% of staff in first five months of Trump administration, inspector general report says
USDA lost about 20% of staff in first five months of Trump administration, inspector general report says
USDA lost about 20% of staff in first five months of Trump administration, inspector general report says

Published on: 12/26/2025

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About a fifth of the staff at the farm agency left in the first five months of Trump's second term, according to a new report.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/nation-world/usda-staffing-downsize-inspector-general-report/507-439711ed-103f-44cd-aa5c-776d94b03e01

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