Washington : The United States government has added around fifty thousand new federal employees since President Donald J Trump returned to office, with a major share of the new workforce joining immigration and national security agencies. The expansion marks one of the largest shifts in federal staffing priorities in recent years.

According to official data reviewed this week, immigration agencies including the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement have taken in thousands of new workers as part of the administration’s broader focus on border enforcement and domestic security. Recruitment has accelerated across frontline and support roles, with agencies reporting record numbers of applications and rapid processing of new appointments.

At the same time, several other federal departments

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