What could happen to DC’s federal workforce under Trump 2.0

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President-elect Donald Trump has promised to shake up Washington, D.C. upon his return to the White House, taking aim at the federal workforce based in the capital city.

Trump has railed against the “deep state” and vowed to “dismantle” it as part of his campaign pitch, setting up several actions that could reshape Washington, D.C., during his final four-year term as president. Here are some of the ways Trump could affect the federal workforce once he returns to the White House next month.

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