In a historic event, over 100,000 federal workers are set to resign, marking the largest mass departure from the U.S. government under the Trump administration. This significant turnover is part of a broader trend, with reports indicating that approximately 201,000 federal employees have been let go since January. As deferred resignation periods come to an end for many, concerns grow over job security, pay, and representation among federal workers. The shrinking workforce raises questions about the essential services that will be impacted and highlights the challenges faced by former federal employees navigating their new paths in life.