EXCLUSIVE: Inner memorandum surrounding the Republicans invites the legislators to claim that the president Donald Trump Handling the foreign assistance “already pays for dividends” and that the Bidel administration spent this money on initiatives such as “transgender opera in Colombia via State Department”.
The three-page document, which Fox News Digital received through the Source of the GOP House, is sent to members of the Republican leadership, as well as the legislators on the House of Foreign Affairs Committee.
Includes two pages of recommended interview points, including “America consumes $ 40 billion annually in foreign aid. Much of those dollars do not even reach the predicted recipients, and instead encourage the industrial complex of NGOs that have been turned by US taxpayer for years.”
Memo urged Republicans to claim that Trump’s freezing on foreign assistance “is necessary because it is almost impossible to evaluate the foreign help programs when they are on autopilot.”
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President Trump has been the return of USAIDs in recent days. (Getty Images/File)
“The 90-day period of the examination, with the pleasure of renunciation for a truly life-threatening situation, is the only way to give a department to provide time to remove waste,” it is said.
State department issued freezing most federal days in foreign aid after Trump swore to duty. In recent days, Trump and Elon Musk “Department for the Efficiency of the Government” (Doge) have also brought a significant return to the International Development Agency for the United States (USAID), including the production of State Secretary Marc Rubi.
The opponents of the move said they would strengthen the authoritarian governments who want to see the Stas of the United States on the world stage reduced and that it will threaten thousands of life abroad that depend on help.
But Republicans like The Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee Brian Mast, R-FLA., The top ally Trump, claims that the moves are justified to evaluate which money actually goes in foreign assistance that aligns with Trump’s daily order.
“The US side help is not a charity organization and its goal should not be progressed by Dei abroad,” the Committee wrote on the X.
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The Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee Brian Mast is a top ally Trump. (Ting Shen/Bloomberg via Getty Images/File)
Memory also encouraged the legislators to point out existing exceptions to “help in the emergency room” and “Medicine of Rescue of Life, Medical Services, Food, Shelter and Savern Assistance, as well as stocks and reasonable administrative costs to be needed to provide such help”.
The third page is dedicated to emphasizing where the Republicans of the Committee followed the foreign help to “$ 39,652 for the host of the seminar at the International Book Festival in Edinburgh on gender identity and racial equality via State Department “and” $ 425,622 to make Indonesian coffee companies climate and gender -adapted through USAIDs. “
Other priorities included “14 million dollars of migrants for migrants on the southern border across the State Department”, “$ 446,700 to promote the spread of atheism in Nepal through State Department” and “$ 32,000 for LGBTQ-centered comic book comic book.”
A group of Democrats in the house said they were denied their entry into the headquarters of USAIDs on Monday, due to a report on their return to senior officials and others.
“We will not allow this injustice to happen. The Congress created this agency with the 1961 foreign assistance law, and if you want to change it, you have to change that law,” said the gerry Connolly, D-VA.
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Tail. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-g. (Kent Nishimura/Getty Images/File)
It is not clear whether all Republicans are on board with Trump’s pressure. Last year’s vote for Defend USAID, led by Ambassador Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., Failed with 127 GOP MPs who voted against it, compared to 81 in support.
However, Trump’s treatment of foreign assistance was supported by Republicans who are known to be a nation-safety hawk, including the chairman of the previous Michael McCaul Foreign Affairs House, R-Texas.
“President Trump and his team are right to review and renew American distribution of foreign aid to ensure that every dollar of taxpayers serves its intention. And I am optimistic that it will do it in a way that strengthens the intention behind these programs and strengthens our national security, “McCaul said.
