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Trump’s administration will put most of the US employees of international development in leave from Friday and ordered abroad to return to the US within 30 days.
That move, announced USAID Employees in the Internal E and on his website are the latest in a series of strokes of the main agency to help Washington in the last two weeks, since President Donald Trump and his billionaire ally Elon Musk reshapes the US government and reduce what they describe as described as described as What they describe as they describe as they describe as they describe as they describe as they describe as they describe wasteful federal consumption.
The announcement has caused a hurry among thousands of USAIDs in Washington and around the world, many of which serve abroad with their families.
Since Trump has taken over the duty, State Secretary Marco Rubio ordered freezing Your foreign help, later adding some exceptions to the humanitarian aid “saving life”. Musk said it was in the process of removing the agency.
Rubio informed the Congress on Monday Become an administrator’s duties and explored by absorbent parts of the USAID State Department.
After Friday, “all the USAIDs directly rented staff will be placed on administrative leave globally, with the exception of a particular staff responsible for critical function, fundamental leadership and specially specific programs,” the notification on its website said.
He added that the basic staff who are expected to continue to work will be informed of its status by Thursday afternoon. USAID will consider “exceptions to a case to a case of a case and expansion of travel” for family or personal circumstances and mobility and security issues, the notice states.
About two-thirds of 10,000 USAID employees serve abroad in more than 60 missions, according to the Congress Research Service.
Since the USAID Congress founded as an independent body, the President does not have the authority to abolish it. However, Trump has shown a wide geographical width in the last few days to elongate it.
“The Congress still has to act if you really want to kill a USAID, but until that happens, that’s the end,” said former tall official USAID. “The knockal in the coffin is knocking.”
