Workers removed signage for the United States Agency for International Development at its headquarters in Washington, D.C., on Friday. References to the agency outside of the building were also covered with black tape.

Construction crews spent Friday afternoon removing all signage from the USAID headquarters after President Donald Trump said to "CLOSE IT DOWN" in a social media post. Earlier that afternoon, someone taped over the agency's name on a nearby sign and logos on the building's windows.

Letter by letter, crews removed the signage displaying “U.S. Agency for International Development” from the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington where the agency's headquarters once was. The seal was also covered.

U.S. officials took down the signs outside USAID. It's part of the Trump administration's push to shrink the size of the federal government.