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The State Department will notify employees affected by the reduction of force on Friday, according to an email obtained by The Daily Signal.

The State Department is set to fire 1,300 staff as the White House pushes sweeping reorganization targeting refugee, human rights, and diplomatic programs.

Republican leaders say the cuts are necessary to make the department more nimble and efficient, but diplomats say they will weaken U.S. influence.