


CIA Buyouts Part of Trump's Workforce Reduction Strategy
The CIA has offered buyouts to its workforce to align with Trump’s security priorities, amid legal challenges and concerns about workforce impacts.
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Overview
The Trump administration's buyout offer, expiring on Feb. 6, has attracted over 20,000 federal employee acceptances, allowing resignations with pay through September. The CIA has introduced similar buyouts but with restrictions, as over 20,000 federal employees have accepted to resign with pay through September. The move aligns with Director John Ratcliffe's aims to reshape the agency according to Trump's national security goals, focusing on drug cartels, trade, and countering China. Federal unions are challenging the legality of these buyouts, raising concerns over potential impacts on government operations as resignations surge.
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