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The US workers escaping for a career overseas

Unhappy under the Trump administration, some professionals are plotting an exit — but there are costs

When Donald Trump’s administration began cutting back government departments, Sam Facas concluded that his career prospects had diminished.

Despite expertise in US policy and years of Washington experience, the 33-year-old, who worked as an analyst in government accountability, decided it was time to look overseas. He moved to London in July and landed a job in tech the following month.

“I knew that even though I loved my job and I loved the path I was on, it would be smart for me to look for other opportunities,” says the Berkeley graduate. “I had not lost my job yet [but] I needed to look elsewhere if I wanted to have control over my own life.”

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