American Federation of Government Employees

The American Federation of Government Employees, representing 800,000 members, had its bid to block Donald Trump's order rejected. Its president, Everett Kelly, stated that the union may seek further review, indicating continued opposition.

The American Federation of Government Employees, representing United States===Transportation Security Administration employees, is advocating for their members who are facing financial hardship due to missed paychecks during the shutdown. They are pushing for legislation to ensure federal employees are paid on time.

The American Federation of Government Employees, through its Local 252 president Rachel Gittleman, has criticized the administration's actions, calling them an insult to borrowers and taxpayers due to the perceived creation of bureaucracy and lack of oversight.

The American Federation of Government Employees Council 238, the United States===United States Environmental Protection Agency union, conducted a survey revealing the loss of over 200 staff members working on enforcement at the EPA.

The American Federation of Government Employees represents workers affected by the shutdown, highlighting the disruption and uncertainty faced by employees.