Newly appointed FBI director Kash Patel cites individuals familiar with the issue, saying, according to the Associated Press, 1,000 employees will be relocating from Washington to their field offices. He told a senior official.
According to the Associated Press, Patel said he plans to move another 500 employees to the departmental facility in Huntsville, Alabama.
The plan was reported on Friday when Patel was sworn in at the White House, the Associated Press reported.
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Donald Trump is expected to deal with Saturday’s conservative political action meeting at Maryland’s National Port. His speech was primarily expected to show how his “make America great again” movement moved from the fringe to mainstream, as David Smith of the Guardian wrote. . .
Trump’s arrival at CPAC followed a chaotic week of domestic and global politics, during which US federal workers continued to face massive layoffs by his administration, but European geopoliticians remained in a precarious position as he denounced Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. A “dictator” over Zelensky’s complaints that Ukraine is talking about Ukraine’s future, and that Ukraine was not invited to America’s Russia.
In 2023, Trump made a dark promise to his supporters in a CPAC speech. He said, “I am your retaliation.” As Trump once again took to center stage, his speech two years ago was bid for threats and his White House framing as America’s “final battle” – some have said “Trump’s Deification ( ) will be completed with CPAC this Saturday.
Other developments in American politics include:
Missouri Republican lawmakers have proposed registering pregnant women “at risk.”
Jasmine Crockett of the Texas Congress has said he is “helping” Canada and Mexico amid the threat of Trump.
A New York judge on Friday rejected a call from the Justice Department and quickly dismissed the corruption case of mayor Eric Adams.
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