The Trump administration is looking to sell or cancel the leases of 443 federal properties that it has deemed "not core to government operations"—including 24 buildings in Texas. A website for the General Services Administration (GSA),

The Trump administration has designated the headquarters of multiple cabinet departments and federal courthouses across the country as nonessential properties that can be sold off.A website for the General Services Administration — the agency responsible for managing the government’s office space — detailing “buildings and facilities that are not core to government operations” now includes the headquarters of the Department of Justice,

The 443 assets comprise nearly 80 million square feet, with a total recapitalization cost of $8.3 billion, the GSA said.

Minneapolis' Paul Wellstone Federal Building houses federal services including housing assistance, worker protections and passport processing.

The US government is considering selling a sprawling portfolio of properties across 47 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, part of President Donald Trump’s campaign to shrink the federal workforce — and the buildings it occupies.

The jokes may write themselves, but critics are outraged after the General Services Administration—an independent federal agency that President Donald Trump claims reports to him—signaled that iconic government buildings,

The Veach-Baley Federal Complex in downtown Asheville could be put up for sale, according to the U.S. General Services Administration.

The Trump administration wants to sell hundreds of federal buildings, including the FBI's J. Edgar Hoover Building headquarters.