EXCLUSIVE: A cafeteria in a top federal department resembles a ghost city after remains empty and closed for years Administration of bidetFox News Digital found out.
“You have federal workers who appear to protest the President Trump’s plan to work for people on federal vacation, but they refuse to show up at work when they collect salary of US taxpayers’ kindness. It’s just a nut,” a source close to Fox News Digital.
AND Interior department (Doi) Cafeteria was initially closed during the Koronavirus pandemia, but the lunch remained closed for several years, as the biden administration did not require that federal employees work personally.
The photo taken on February 20, 2025, reveals that five years after the pandemic, the handle remains empty and drones, which “shows you exactly what is wrong with the way of thinking too much federal workers,” says the source Fox.
HUD -A’s offices became empty as well as “Spirit Halloween” trade in bidet: administrator sources
The picture, taken on February 20, 2025, shows an empty cafeteria in the interior department (DOI). (Fox News Digital)
President Donald TrumpIn January, they aimed at Biden’s remote work policy, warning that federal employees must return to personal work by early February or “be abolished”.
The Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum requires all federal employees to return to the office in order to adhere to the return to the work order issued by the President.
Doug Burgum, northern Dakota Governor and American Secretary of Candidates for Internal Affairs for US President Donald Trump, during a hearing for the confirmation of the Senate Energy and Natural Research Committee in Washington, DC, USA, on Thursday, January 16, 2025. (Al Drago)
“It is understandable that the cafeteria would be closed during the pandemic, but the pandemic has been for years,” a source told Fox. “Why did Biden administration let everyone continue to work from home when to do the real job for the country?”
Fox News Digital has also recently revealed that the headquarters of housing and urban development (HUD) in Washington, DC, other relatively intact from the first Trump administration, with an official punishment that he feels like a “Spirit Halloween” trade.
Trump’s administration has been implemented by federal departments in the last month, reducing consumption, as well as reducing labor in an effort to reduce the government.
President Donald Trump has been breaking the distant work since he assumed his post in January. (Pool by AP)
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The US Office for Staff Management has offered more than two million federal civilian employees in January to leave their jobs or be forced to return to work in person.
About 75,000 federal employees accepted Trump’s delayed resignation program and will retain all salaries and fees and be exempt from personal work by September 30.
Fox News’ Emma Colton and Diana Stancy contributed to this report.
