Five unions sued the Trump administration on Wednesday, seeking to block what they called the possible mass firing of hundreds of thousands of federal employees who resist pressure to accept buyouts.

Fired federal employees from one government department were provided a helpline to appeal their terminations, only for it to connect to an apartment building, according to The Washington Post. The Small Business Administration provided the number for a paralegal after a round of probationary employee terminations instigated by President Donald Trump.

The Trump administration’s move to fire thousands of federal employees could have a swift and severe impact on public services, staffers warned Friday, making it harder for veterans to get mental health care and hampering electric service to some rural residents as a beleaguered workforce struggles to cover for lost colleagues.

President Trump and right-hand man Elon Musk have rolled out a series of moves to cull the federal workforce, forging ahead with numerous methods to fire employees that have already sparked legal

Since Trump began his second term, he has focused on dramatically reducing the federal workforce at a breakneck pace.