An official in the Trump administration who worked to cancel thousands of contracts at the U.S. Agency for International Development is no longer employed at the State Department, according to a report.
A Wall Street Journal report on Sunday detailed that Pete Marocco, hired at State less than three months ago to oversee the slashing of contracts at USAID and the significant reductions to its workforce, was told to return his agency badge and laptop late last week after a meeting at the White House.
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