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Trump could 'start taking sharp measures' if next government funding bills fail: Hassett
The Trump administration has warned that the shutdown will lead to federal employees getting laid off, rather than merely furloughed.
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cnbc.com
'There will start to be layoffs' if Trump decides shutdown talks have stalled, Hassett says
Democrats are holding firm on their health-care demands, pushing to include a permanent extension of enhanced premium tax credits in funding legislation.
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eu.usatoday.com
Mass federal layoffs will start if Trump decides shutdown talks are 'going nowhere,' aide warns
The Trump administration will start mass layoffs for federal workers if the president decides negotiations to end a government shutdown are \
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aljazeera.com
White House threatens mass layoffs amid deepening US government shutdown
US President Donald Trump blames Democrats for looming federal layoffs as shutdown enters fifth day.
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theguardian.com
Trump news at a glance: Democrats say administration refusing shutdown talks as president repeats threat of firings
Chuck Schumer says administration has ‘refused to talk with us’. Key US politics stories from 5 October at a glance
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dailymail.co.uk
Trump says layoffs are coming if government shutdown talks go nowhere
As the shutdown entered its fifth day on Sunday, White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett told CNN that he still saw a chance that Democrats would back down.
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Trump could 'start taking sharp measures' if next government funding bills fail: Hassett
The Trump administration has warned that the shutdown will lead to federal employees getting laid off, rather than merely furloughed.
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Funding bill falls short again in Senate, extending government shutdown
President Donald Trump could "start taking sharp measures" if the Senate does not pass the funding bill, White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett said.