EPA investigates employees who allegedly signed letter using official titles

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently placed about 140 employees amid the investigation of the employees on administrative leave, allegedly signed a letter using their official title and EPA posts.

Written as the employees of the agency, the letter had information that according to officials, the agency misled the public about the business.

The EPA confirmed that it kept 139 employees pending an inquiry on administrative leave.

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EPA spokesperson told Fox News Digital on Thursday, “Environmental Protection Agency has a zero-optional policy for carrier bureaucrats, which last November to illegally reduce, sabotage and reduce the agenda of administration as a vote by great people of this country.”

The letter came after the president Donald Trump’s In April, the administration fired or assigned about 500 EPA employees.

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EPA Administrator Li Zeldin 280 employees were confirmed in the office of environment justice and external civil rights, the office of inclusive excellence and the EPA regional offices were fired.

Zeldin said 175 others were re -assigned.

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EPA diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) and environmental justice weapons also ended, as Zeldin cut over more than 30 biden-era rules.

Although more than a hundred employees were reportedly placed on leave, the agency has thousands of employees.

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EPA did not provide Fox News Digital with any additional information about the situation.