Written by Gary Fields and Chris Mujerian
WASHINGTON (AP) – Most of the United States Employees of the United States, a research tank created and funded by Congress and is now turned on by the Ministry of Government efficiency (Doge because of his abbreviation in English) for Elon Musk, by e -mail to dismiss them. This is the latest procedure in the process of reducing Trump’s members.
E -mail messages, which target personal accounts, began because most employees have lost access to the organization’s system, at about nine in the afternoon on Friday, according to people familiar with the issue that they talked about under the non -disclosure of their identity for fear of revenge.
The Institute’s Xalto official said that there are many human resources and a bond of employees abroad who have until April 9 to return to the United States. The organization has about 300 people.
Others who remain in this position in this position are deputies of regional presidents, who will work with their regions employees to return to the United States, according to an affected employee.
Last month, President Donald Trump indicated the organization, which seeks to prevent and resolve conflicts, and three other closed agencies. The members of the Board of Directors, who were nominated by the President, and confirmed by the Senate and the head of the institute. After that, there was a confrontation between the employees who prevented DOGE members so that they would not enter the headquarters of the institute near the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Dog staff was partially accessed with the help of Washington police.
A claim was submitted, and the reprimand of the federal boycott judge, Bearel Huil, to the representatives of Dog for their behavior, but did not reinstall the members of the Board of Directors or allowed employees to return to the workplace.
A White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly said in an email on Saturday that the institute “did not achieve peace” and that Trump “fulfills his mandate to eliminate waste and provide taxpayers dollars.”
The letter to the employees said that as of Friday, his job will be concluded with us, “according to a long employee and a poem who has participated in part of the call. A second email, obtained by AP, said that the ends were by order of the president.
The workers were given until April 7 to expel their offices.
Marie Gluntz, a precedent in the external service that worked as a major consultant at the institute, said that she was not surprised by the layoff of the night workers, and their qualification as part of the Doug guide.
Glantz studied how Russia encouraged conflicts around the world and analyzes options to solve them. He expressed his hope that his research and use will continue elsewhere. He said that the institute plays a unique role because of its specific approach to resolving the conflict.
“We are the other tool in the toolbox,” he said. “We do this so that American soldiers do not have to fight in these wars.”
George Foot, a former institute’s lawyer, said this month, which is with one of the signatures that advise on the current request, that the lawyers were consulting on Saturday to discuss the possible steps. He said that the employees are not part of the suspended request, so they will have to file a separate case.
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Associated Press Ellen Nikir and Matthew journalists have contributed to this report.
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This story is translated from the English language by the AP editor with the help of the Wooing AI tool.
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