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posted ago by Gadsden ago by Gadsden +16 / -0

Hey, everyone. I work(ed) for USCIS, until this week, when most of us were laid off. Despite the nation reopening.

My post is to express frustration with our government, and also to relay my suspicion that trump is being set up for failure.

As of this moment, the acting DHS director is trying to ask for a 1.2 billion dollar loan from congress, to extend critical agency directives and functions. Unfortunately congress is on vacation.

Most of uscis is getting laid off within the next several weeks, since the money has literally run out(uscis is a non tax paid agency. We get our money from prospective citizenship requests). This includes CBP and ICE.

I fear that the president is busy with other critical matters, like covid and voter fraud, and simply hasn't been apprised of the potential disaster that the covid shut down has created with DHS.

My other fear is that USCIS is shutting down on trumps orders.... which would be absolute folly, in my opinion. Not to mention it costed me my job. I dont think I could vote for President Trump, if that's the case.

I guess I'm just venting, really. Pretty confused about the logistics, of it all. You'd think we'd be fine, with our offices opening and the economy on the uptick, but I guess not.

Try not to downvote me Into oblivion, please? Haha.

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Brickapede2 2 points ago +2 / -0

CBP and ICE get federal funding.

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BillionsAndBillions 2 points ago +2 / -0

Glad to hear we're not at that level of madness, yet.

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Gadsden [S] 1 point ago +1 / -0

Uscis has been at least partially funding them for the past several years. It's why we are out of money.

A trademark of government is poor budgeting.

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BillionsAndBillions 1 point ago +1 / -0

CBP and ICE should be funded by remittances on outbound Western Union wires. Let the illegals pay for their own deportations.

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Gadsden [S] 2 points ago +2 / -0

That sounds great. We likely wouldn't be getting laid off if it had been that way. Sadly, it's not.