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Secretary of State Marco Rubio announces a sweeping reorganization of the U.S. State Department, marking one of the most significant bureaucratic overhauls in recent decades. The restructuring aims to eliminate more than 130 offices and reduce domestic staffing by approximately 15%, aligning with the administration’s renewed emphasis on an "America First" foreign policy.
In a public statement, Rubio criticizes the existing department structure as a "bloated, bureaucratic swamp" that prioritizes "radical political ideology" over core national interests. He pledges that redundant offices will be dismantled, and non-statutory. . .
