Trump News at a glance: more than 100,000 federal workers to resign on Tuesday in the greatest mass resignation

More than 100,000 federal workers will formally resign on Tuesday, the largest massive event in the history of the United States, as part of a Trump administration program designed to make sweeping to the Federal Labor Force.

With the Congress facing a deadline on Tuesday to authorize more funds or trigger a closure of the government, the White House has also ordered federal agencies to prepare plans for large -scale shots of workers if the partisan struggle cannot obtain an agreement.

The workers who prepare to leave the government have described how the months of “fear and intimidation” left them feeling that they had no choice but to leave.

“Federal workers stay at the mission. When that mission is removed, when they are scapegoats, when their job security is uncertain, and when their little appearance of balance between work and life is eliminated, they leave,” an employee of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to The Guardian told The Guardian. “That’s why I left.”

Here are the key stories of a look.

USA. Set for the greatest mass resignation in history as Trump continues deep cuts

The Trump administration will supervise the greatest mass resignation in the history of the United States on Tuesday, with more than 100,000 federal workers who will formally renounce as part of the last wave of their deferred resignation program.

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Trump will meet with the leaders of the United States Congress in the last effort to avoid closing

Donald Trump has reversed the course and allegedly plans to organize a bipartisan meeting of the four main leaders of the United States Congress at the White House on Monday afternoon in a last effort to avoid an imminent closure of the government, said the president of the House of Representatives on Sunday and the republican fellow of the president of the United States, Mike Johnson.

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Trump’s former lawyer says the president uses Comey’s accusation to hide being “criminal”

The accusation of the former FBI director, James Comey, is part of a concerted effort of Donald Trump to “rewrite the story” in his favor, a former White House lawyer, said Sunday when he warned about more compensation for the president’s political opponents.

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Eric Adams leaves the career of Mayor of New York City

The mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, announced on Sunday that he was abandoning his hesitant attempt to win re -election, just over a month before election day. Adams, who was following the surveys, was chosen as a Democrat, but was running for re -election as an independent after being accused of federal corruption charges, which were later removed by the Trump administration in exchange for their cooperation in immigration rags.

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The children ran out of clean water and the dream amid the ‘prolonged’ detention by ice, the guardians allege

Children, including very young, have spent weeks or months in a detention center for the application of immigration and customs (ICE) in a remote part of Texas, where external monitors have heard accounts of clean drinking water scarcity, chronic sleep deprivation and children fighting for hygiene supplies and rapid medical care, as revealed in a new court of the court.

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What else happened today?

• Legal precedent established in the United States is not “Gospel” And in some cases it may have been “something someone dreamed and with others,” said the judge of the United States Supreme Court, Clarence Thomas.

• Rudy Giuliani, former New York Mayor and Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, has resolved a long -standing defamation demand with Dominion’s voting systems About lies he spoke about the result of the presidential elections of 2020.

• American Democratic Senator Dick Durbin renewed the demands of meeting with Trump administration immigration officials on Sunday After days of clashes between federal and protesters in an immigration prison in his native state in Illinois.

Catch up on? This is what happened on Saturday, September 27.