Trump Administration's Closure of USAID

SOURCE www.npr.org
A federal judge found that the Trump administration likely violated the Constitution when effectively shutting down the U.S. Agency for International Development, leading to legal action by former employees. The White House has criticized federal judges who ruled against executive authority.

Key Points

  • Federal judge rules Trump administration likely violated Constitution by shutting down USAID
  • Former employees take legal action against the closure
  • White House criticizes federal judges who ruled against executive authority

Cons

  • Violation of the Constitution
  • Harm to public interest and elected representatives
  • Impact on USAID employees