Latest chapter of Trump administration cuts hits public libraries
The funding being slashed helps libraries digitize their collections and develop a skilled workforce.
A demonstrator supporting the Institute of Museum and Library Services outside its offices on March 20, after news emerged that Department of Government Efficiency employees had shown up at the facility (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
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