Agencies asked to scrub federal government websites to remove diversity-related content
The Trump administration plans to scrub some federal government websites to eliminate content that is opposite to the president. Government officials told Colombia Broadcasting News and quickly spread the rapid spread of the actions of changing these websites in Washington.
Some federal workers in Washington Special Administrative Region misunderstood the deadline for referenced in the Trump government memorandum. The guidance has been sent to the institution, instructing them to delete content related to “gender ideology” from its website before 5 pm on Friday.
However, the government does not intend to close McLAurine Pinover, a correspondence director of the Personnel Management Office or OPM, said.
The White House press secretary Karoline Leavit told the CBS News: “The agent website is still running.”
Last week, OPM instructed all federal agencies to take the steps before January 22 “delete all media (website, social media account, etc.) facing.”
President Trump asked the reporter at the oval office on Friday and asked if he would close the website to delete the content related to diversity, and replied: “If they want to scrub the website, it is okay for me.”
Differently, politics According to the report, according to internal emails, employees of the Ministry of Agriculture were ordered to delete the landing page of climate change on the mechanism website, which comes from the communication office of the Ministry of Agriculture.
Reuters Firstly, the instructions mentioned gender and fairness from its plan.
It is unclear how the health department and non -profit organizations can abide by extensive instructions in many cases, especially considering the clear design of many sanitary plans to overcome the equity gap or disease. Essence
A local health official said that the Trump government officials said in the long run that the donor may still need to abide by the federal order for the pronue in the signature of email, and initially believed that this was only expanded to federal staff.
The report made contributions.
