The judge orders a temporary reversal of Trump’s freezing administrator to foreign assistance
Federal judge at the end of Thursday issued an order forced Trump administration to raise three -week freezing funds for the US side aid.
Judge Amir Ali issued an order on Thursday at the US District Court in Washington in a lawsuit initiated by two health organizations that are US funds for programs abroad.
In his command, but he noted that Trump’s administration claimed that she had to close the financing of the thousands of US international development programs abroad to implement a thorough review of each program and should be eliminated.
Trump is temporarily prevented from reaching a mission to finish USAID
A bouquet of white flowers located outside the headquarters of the United States for international development or USAID was shown on Friday, February 7, 2025 in Washington. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Cenet)
But the judge said that Trump officials did not explain why the “blanket of suspension” of the foreign assistance program was before the programs were thoroughly inspected.
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The USAID was founded in 1961 under the administration of Kennedy, which acts as an independent agency that cooperates closely with a state department at its disposal of the civilian side. Under state secretary Marco Rubio, the Agency could be abolished after its reorganization over the coming days, he said in a letter to two -party laws on February 3.
Fox News Digital, Emma Colton and Associated Press contributed to this report.
