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Military spouses fear Trump push to end remote federal work
From Iowa to Washington the impact hits federal workers whose spouses serve in the military. Sabrina Brink and others describe abrupt moves to end remote status, prompting bipartisan calls in Congress for protections and exemptions. Legislation by Wittman Vindman would shield military spouses from forced in person duties and demand an accounting of affected families. Democratic lawmakers press OPM for guidance while defense and civilian agencies offer no comment amid disruption.
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