US EditionFederal Hiring Freeze Squeezes Law Students: Agencies Withdraw from Career Fairs, Internships at Risk
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Federal Hiring Freeze Squeezes Law Students: Agencies Withdraw from Career Fairs, Internships at Risk
Summary: Law students seeking public-sector careers are facing mounting uncertainty as a federal hiring slowdown disrupts traditional pathways into government work. Multiple U.S. agencies have pulled out of on-campus career fairs, signaling shrinking internship opportunities and fewer entry-level legal positions. The shift has raised alarms among career services offices and aspiring public-interest attorneys. What’s Happening: Hiring Freeze Impa…
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