@CNN: A growing number of State Department employees are charging they are being put in career purgatory because of their previous work on policy priorities associated with President Obama and in offices the Trump administration is interested in closing https://t.co/pjoLsYZ5MD https://t.co/D6CILP7yHV

January 26, 2018 / The Arbiter / CNN

A growing number of State Department employees are charging they are being put in career purgatory because of their previous work on policy priorities associated with President Obama and in offices the Trump administration is interested in closing https://t.co/pjoLsYZ5MD pic.twitter.com/D6CILP7yHV

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