借助关门“大清扫”！特朗普政府已拟定机构裁撤名单，最早周五启动

Group 1 - The U.S. government is preparing to announce a list of federal agencies to be cut, with the announcement expected as early as this weekend [1] - President Trump is actively involved in discussions regarding the cuts, meeting multiple times daily with the Director of the Office of Management and Budget, Russell Vought [1] - The cuts are part of a broader initiative known as "Project 2025," aimed at fundamentally reducing the size of the federal government [1] Group 2 - Approximately 2 million federal employees have had their pay suspended, with around 750,000 ordered not to work, while others, such as military personnel, are required to work without pay [3] - The current government shutdown is the 15th since 1981 and has led to the suspension of various activities, including scientific research and economic data reporting [2] - The ongoing budget standoff has frozen about $1.7 trillion in agency operating funds, which constitutes roughly a quarter of annual federal spending [2] Group 3 - Trump is using the threat of job cuts to pressure opponents, which Democrats argue amounts to hostage-taking and infringes on Congress's constitutional authority over federal spending [4] - Republican leaders show little concern over the shutdown, believing that the current administration can prioritize spending as it sees fit if Congress fails to pass funding bills [4]