'Fired me illegally': Emotional ex-USAID employees leave building with belongings after mass layoffs
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Video captured by Fox News Digital showed former USAID employees leaving the federal office building after being given 15 minutes to collect their belongings.
The ex-USAID employees were met by supporters outside protesting the layoffs, carrying their belongings and flowers as they left the building together in a line. Aubrie Spady is a Writer for Fox News Digital.
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