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State Dept is looking to rebuild after major staffing cuts. Laid-off diplomats say they’re not welcome back

State Dept is looking to rebuild after major staffing cuts. Laid-off diplomats say they’re not welcome backPhoto: Federal News Network

One year after sweeping layoffs, the State Department is hiring again for many of the same roles, leaving former employees questioning the agency's strategy

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