President Donald J. Trump has enacted a Presidential Memorandum to extend the federal hiring freeze for an additional three months. This decision is aimed at reducing the size of the federal government and ensuring efficient usage of taxpayer dollars.
"The extension of the hiring freeze is a critical step in shrinking the federal government and ensuring taxpayer dollars are used efficiently," the memorandum states, highlighting the administration's commitment to fiscal responsibility.
The move is part of a broader effort to reform the federal bureaucracy. "The American people elected President Trump to drain the swamp and end ineffective government programs that empower government without achieving measurable results," the statement added.
The hiring freeze extension underscores the administration's focus on promoting fiscal responsibility and enhancing government efficiency.
