USDA is closing buildings, relocating staff, and downsizing-a lot
speckx
62 points
56 comments
March 12, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (5 comments)
apothegm
Prepare for a major drop in what was already spread-too-thin enforcement of what are fairly low quality and safety standards relative to the rest of the developed world.
rayiner
If we have a $7 trillion national government, we should spread out the jobs instead of concentrating them in DC. It’s becoming The Capitol from Hunger Games. There’s no reason USDA of all agencies should have thousands of employees in DC.
xnx
More AI layoffs /s
Simulacra
I think it makes sense to distribute the federal government across the country, rather than centralizing it all in Washington DC. Especially for something like agriculture. What's the downside?
aa_is_op
You get what you vote for. Enjoy!