DHS employee says department reached "breaking point" with shutdown
Summary
Workers at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) say the department has reached a breaking point due to a partial government shutdown lasting 69 days. These employees feel forgotten and are experiencing serious difficulties because of the shutdown.Key Facts
- The partial government shutdown has lasted for 69 days.
- Department of Homeland Security employees are reporting high stress and hardship.
- Workers say they feel forgotten during the shutdown.
- The shutdown affects the operations and well-being of DHS staff.
- CBS News spoke with several DHS employees about the situation.
- The shutdown impacts federal workers who are not receiving regular pay.
- The DHS is responsible for the nation's safety, and the shutdown complicates their work.
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