The Trump administration has defended its cuts at the Federal Aviation Administration by saying safety-critical employees weren't affected. Experts disagree. The first wave of White House-ordered firings at the Federal Aviation Administration included employees who play important roles in the safety of air travel--despite the Trump administration's assurances that no "critical" staff had been axed.
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