U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) hosted a roundtable in Baltimore County with Maryland veterans affected by the mass firings of federal employees by Donald Trump and Elon Musk. The veterans shared their experiences and discussed efforts to combat the illegal assault on the merit-based civil service, which includes over 700,000 American veterans.
The roundtable provided a platform for the veterans to voice their concerns and highlight the importance of the essential public services they provide. Senator Van Hollen listened attentively to their stories and pledged to continue fighting against the unjust actions of Trump and Musk that have harmed so many dedicated public servants.
The event shed light on the ongoing struggles faced by veterans in the wake of the mass firings and served as a call to action for lawmakers and the public to stand up against such injustices. Senator Van Hollen’s commitment to supporting veterans and advocating for the protection of the civil service was evident throughout the roundtable discussion.
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