Members of Congress criticize the Trump administration's USDA agency relocations, citing potential harm to federal workforce and services.
Quiver AI Summary
U.S. Congress members from the National Capital Region have expressed strong opposition to a proposed reorganization by the Trump Administration that entails relocating several USDA facilities, resulting in the loss of jobs and decreased services for farmers. They described the moves as harmful to federal workers and detrimental to the services that support American agriculture.
The lawmakers highlighted past relocations of USDA agencies, citing negative impacts on staffing and productivity, including significant staff losses and declines in key metrics. Acknowledging the challenges faced by employees during these transitions, they stressed the need for protective legislation aimed at ensuring thorough analysis before relocating federal agencies.
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