The White House has raised concerns over the possibility of mass layoffs as the United States faces a worsening government shutdown. According to officials, the shutdown has disrupted several federal operations, leaving thousands of workers uncertain about their jobs and pay. The administration warned that if Congress fails to reach a funding agreement soon, many government employees could be furloughed, and essential services will be affected nationwide.

In a statement, the White House described the situation as “deeply concerning” and urged lawmakers to act quickly to protect the country’s economy. The standoff between Republicans and Democrats in Congress has stalled key budget approvals, with both sides blaming each other for the impasse. Economists have warned that a prolonged shutdown could slow economic growth, delay federal programs, and affect private businesses that depend on government contracts.

The administration also noted that the ongoing crisis has started to affect the morale of civil servants who play crucial roles in national security, health, and transportation. Many agencies have begun preparing for emergency measures, including temporary staff reductions and suspension of certain public services. The uncertainty has created panic among workers and sparked protests in several states.

As pressure mounts, the White House continues to appeal for bipartisan cooperation to end the shutdown. Officials insist that resolving the funding deadlock is vital to maintaining public trust and avoiding long-term damage to the U.S. economy. The government has warned that every day the shutdown continues, the risk of layoffs and service interruptions grows more severe.