Here are the messages that fired USAID workers left for Donald Trump before leaving office for last time

The staffers who were fired from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) amid the ongoing federal job purge by the Trump administration saw an interesting twist recently. The fired USAID workers were seen carrying boxes that were scrawled with messages which appeared to be directed at US President Donald Trump for his recent decision to suddenly fire federal employees, says a Fox News report.

What did these messages read?

For starters, one box read, 'We are abandoning the world,' that was being carried out by a grinning staffer coming out of the USAID's Bureau of Humanitarian Affairs office.

One more catchy message on a box containing employee belongings even read,'You can take the humanitarians out of USAID but you can’t take the humanity out of the humanitarians', which underlines the kind of work done by USAID over the years as a federal agency, providing humanitarian support to war-torn cities, regions ridden with health crisis and much more.


Meanwhile, USAID workers were even greeted with welcoming messages from citizens on the roads that read, 'We love USAID', and 'Thank you for your service'.

FAQs:

Are USAID workers getting fired?
As part of the ongoing job purge by the Trump administration, thousands of federal employees are losing their jobs including agencies like USAID.

What is the full form of USAID?
The full name of federal agency USAID is the United States Agency for International Development.