Trump Threatens Mass Layoffs as Shutdown Enters Day Two
On day two of the U.S. government shutdown, Trump is threatening mass layoffs of federal workers to ramp up pressure on Democrats, while leaders push back and vow to negotiate.
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On day two of the U.S. government shutdown, Trump is threatening mass layoffs of federal workers to ramp up pressure on Democrats, while leaders push back and vow to negotiate.
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