In a stunning decision late Thursday night, a Biden-appointed federal judge temporarily halted President Trump’s executive order to suspend foreign aid contracts, marking yet another judicial roadblock for the former president as he attempts to implement his policies.
The ruling came from U.S. District Judge Amir Ali of the District Court of Columbia, who was appointed by President Joe Biden. Judge Ali sided with multiple non-profit organizations that had sued the Trump administration over its 90-day freeze on foreign aid spending. The judge’s decision prevents the Trump administration from canceling existing foreign aid contracts, dealing a significant blow to Trump’s efforts to reevaluate and potentially cut millions in U.S. foreign assistance.
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Trump had signed an executive order last month, just days after his inauguration, instructing the State Department to pause most foreign aid spending for three months. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that waivers would be issued on a case-by-case basis, but many organizations were left in limbo, sparking widespread backlash and legal challenges.
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If President Donald Trump or anyone in DOES Department finds fraud in any part of our government, he should
shut it down at once, after finding fraud you expect to let the fraudsters block him from shutting it down? How
insane is that? About as insane as the one committing the fraud.
Drain the swamp President Donald Trump as you are doing.
Really? What leg do the AG’s have to stand on if the Department they are blocking is fraudulent? Does
that tell you about their reasoning? Must be scared.