美国国务院计划大规模重组 涉及近45%美国内办事机构

Core Points - The U.S. State Department is undergoing a large-scale restructuring plan that will reduce thousands of employees [1] - Nearly 45% of the over 700 domestic offices will be closed, consolidated, or streamlined [1] - Several offices established during President Biden's term, including the Office of Global Women's Issues and the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, will be closed [1] - The Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration will be restructured to focus on the function of "deporting illegal immigrants" [1] - The current total number of employees at the State Department is approximately 18,780, with a planned reduction of 3,448 personnel [1] - A new Deputy Secretary position will be created to oversee foreign aid, taking over responsibilities previously held by the now-closed U.S. Agency for International Development [1]