The U.S. government has made significant workforce changes under President Donald Trump, hiring 50,000 new employees mainly for national security roles, according to a statement from the administration's top personnel official.

This hiring spree, initially reported by Reuters, is part of Trump's broader strategy to reshape government operations by focusing on key areas like Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), explained Scott Kupor, the federal human resources director. Trump's approach includes substantial cuts in other areas of the government.

The administration led by Trump continues to enforce hiring freezes and workforce reductions in departments like the IRS and Department of Health and Human Services. Approximately 300,000 workers are expected to leave this year, and in Janu

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