📋Schedule F: Trump Strips Civil Service Protections from 50,000 Workers
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In April 2025, Trump's administration moved to strip civil service protections from 50,000 federal employees, making them easier to fire. This "Schedule F" policy affects everyone from EPA scientists to Social Security administrators - the people who actually run your government programs.
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Which federal law gives the president authority to create Schedule F positions?
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What is the new name for the Schedule F employee category in Trump's second term?
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Which conservative organization led Project 2025 that promoted Schedule F?
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Which two unions filed the first lawsuit against Trump's Schedule F order?
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Who is the Acting Director of the Office of Personnel Management implementing Schedule F?
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How did the Trump administration handle Biden-era regulations protecting federal workers?
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How many days did agencies have to submit initial Schedule F recommendations?
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What percentage of the federal workforce would Schedule F affect?
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What is the National Treasury Employees Union's main legal argument against Schedule F?
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Name the president of the American Federation of Government Employees who criticized Schedule F.
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What year did Trump first sign the original Schedule F executive order?
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What term does Trump use to describe federal bureaucrats who resist his policies?
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What type of employment status do Schedule F employees become, making them easier to fire?
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