federal workers

Cuts by the Trump Administration have eliminated at least 20 programs in Maryland.

Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller is seeking to help Maryland federal workers recently fired as part of the Trump administration's campaign of government efficiency.

The employees have been in limbo for months since the White House’s mass layoffs.

The ruling could allow the White House to re-fire workers.

The bill is one of 94 the Democrat signed into law Tuesday.

Weekend career fair offered one-on-one resume and application support while trying to connect displaced workers with over 60 vacant campus roles.

More than 2,700 Maryland offices lost employees in latest federal cuts.

Judge James Bredar issues a preliminary injunction on Tuesday evening.

The order will only last for five days as more evidence is considered.

Many employees will still be operating on administrative leave.