The State Department may soon say goodbye to its Office of Diversity and Inclusion and its Office of Global Women’s Issues.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced on May 29 that he has sent Congress a plan to reorganize the department as part of an effort to cut bureaucracy and wasteful spending.
The reorganization would lead to the elimination or consolidation of more than 300 offices.
“Over the past quarter century, the domestic operations of the State Department have grown exponentially, resulting in more bureaucracy, higher costs, and fewer results for the American people,” Rubio said in a post on X.
He went on to say that the department “must move at the speed of relevancy” and announced in April a broad reorganization of the department to better achieve that goal….
Rubio Details Plan to Cut Bureaucracy and Waste at State Department
