President Trump is making good on his promise to cut costs, and he’s starting with his house. The White House, that is.

Trump wants to reduce the number of employees at the White House, even if it means First Lady Melania Trump will have a smaller staff. So far, Melania has only hired two people: chief of staff Lindsay Reynolds and White House social secretary Anna Cristina Niceta Lloyd.

While former first lady Michelle Obama employed 22 attendants on taxpayers’ dime, President Trump sees no need for Melania to have so many minions, especially since she hasn’t yet moved full-time into the White House.

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President Trump is also considering cutting the number of workers at the White House, which previously topped 450 people, sources told McClatchy. Trump reportedly wants the White House to run efficiently without costing taxpayers any more money than necessary.

“I think one of the things that you’re going to continue to see from this president is a respect for taxpayers’ dollars,” White House press secretary Sean Spicer said.

While @MichelleObama went on vacation she had listed to be PAID AS TOP STAFF MEMBERS her own DAUGHTERS an even her MOTHER! Got paid to vaca! pic.twitter.com/auNAz9oQ1y — AnonNoFilter (@AnonNOfilter) January 4, 2017

Michelle Obama lists mother, niece & nephew as staff members so they dont have 2 pay 4 travel/meals/costs & daughters 4 additional stipends. pic.twitter.com/Nsp0WuRyKj — Ava- I love my USA! (@WEdwarda) December 21, 2016

While presidential cost-cutting should be applauded, Trump’s opponents on Capitol have criticized the move.

Republican Senator Chuck Grassley complained that the White House has not reopened for public tours since Trump moved in.

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“Whoever monitors Twitter at WH for businessman president Trump, ‘when is WH going to be opened for public tours?’ Mrs G wants to know,” Grassley tweeted.

Whoever monitors twitter at WH for businessman president Trump "when is WH going to be opened for public tours?" Mrs G wants to know — ChuckGrassley (@ChuckGrassley) February 12, 2017

It’s normal for the White House Visitors Office to be closed during the transition period. An aide for Melania Trump said White House tours will resume March 7.

.@FLOTUS announces White House tours to resume March 7th. pic.twitter.com/nQkgoOe98O — Fox News (@FoxNews) February 15, 2017

Meanwhile, Twitter users slammed career politician Grassley, 83, for wasting his time and their money tweeting about inconsequential matters.

Whoever monitors twitter for Senator Grassley, maybe spend less time tweeting & more time listening to your constituents. — MC (@mcaldwell_somm) February 13, 2017

I am a lifelong conservative, but have this question "Don't you have more important things to worry about?" — Dana Benning (@DanaBenning1) February 12, 2017

can someone in IA please help convince this dear man to retire? — Spud (@InvisibleEcono) February 12, 2017

— Whoever monitors Chuck Grassley's meds, YOU'RE FIRED! — Informing Christians (@DebraJMSmith) February 12, 2017

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