The Trump administration is implementing large-scale layoffs across federal agencies, affecting over 20,000 employees, including significant reductions at the IRS and USAID. Multiple agencies are preparing for cuts as the White House issues memos instructing them to create plans for mass layoffs and reorganizations. These firings have raised concerns about the economic consequences, as laid-off workers struggle to find new employment amid reports of unprecedented job instability. Reactions from the affected workforce highlight a sense of confusion and chaos, with many employees facing termination despite previously positive reviews. Unions warn that such cuts will lead to fewer services at higher costs for taxpayers, potentially impacting local economies. As the situation develops, both employees and economists are closely monitoring the broader effects on the labor market and overall economy.