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As with Elon Musk Doge team The US government continues to dilute the elementary agency for foreign aid, and foreign workers are stuck in Limbo. Workers in the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) are located in dozens of different countries around the world, but reports Abc and CBS News It shows that the majority will be recalled to the United States.
Emails and systems of both USAID employees and systems have been dramatically cut off both USAID employees, and it difficult to get official information about what after the future. “It is very surprising that our staff abroad is very striking to remain closed,” he has a lot for something that is the current USAID employer in the United States. “We’re not sure how we go to make them safe.”
Wired, USAD management saw internal information that shows that he tried to compile a list of foreign workers in the world. Tuesday, Pete Marocco, New Associdative Director of the State Department was taken into custody USAID gathered with the leaders of the high state department and instructed them According to CBS, all foreign employees are to return to the United States. The news speech also said that Marocco would evacuate employees with support from the US military as necessary.
On Tuesday, USAID employees still join the e-mail accounts, the agency’s Washington, DC headquarters were closed for the rest of the week. Some, a memorian from Marko, stating that it is placed in administrative leave, “Let them know differently.”
USAID did not meet the interpreting requirements. The State Department did not respond to surveys for comment.
About 10,000 people Work for USAID, two-thirds of the United States, two-thirds of the United States, US Congress for research service, a congress that serves Congress (this figure “Institutional support”). The agency has more than 60 regional and country mission, and in total of less than 1 percent of the United States’s total federal budget.
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President Donald Trump, shortly after last month, froze all US foreign assistance. His administration will receive humanitarian privileges to continue the programs carrying out rescue programs such as medical and food aid, but a number of organizations around the world are intimidating this process in the confusion and chaos. Even vital HIV and AIDS prevention has been stymedThe string was reported on Monday.
Earlier today, the Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who controls the USAID acting, if there were misunderstandings of the assistance organizations. “If some organizations do not know how to give up funds from the United States and do not know how to refuse, I have real questions about the powers of that organization,” he said. He added that, perhaps some groups “deliberately provoking the process to make a political point.”
When the U.S. senator, Rubio has repeatedly expressed support for some US foreign aid programs. “Foreign aid is not charity,” he said Said social media In 2017. “We need to be sure that it is well spent, but it is less than 1% of the budget and is critical for our national security.”
Rubio in 2019 said he was working on “To get Congress support for the multilateral humanitarian aid plan, so Venezuela will be able to get food and medicine.” (Florida, here is the house of Rubio, a large Venezuelan population.)
In general, USAID has provided assistance to about 130 countries in 2023. Assistant, Ethiopia, Jordan, Jordan, Jordan, Afghanistan, Afghanistan, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Nigeria, Nigeria, Nigeria, Nigeria, Nigeria, Nigeria, Nigeria, Nigeria, Nigeria, South Sudan and Syria.
USAID’s demolition is a larger “American first” agenda of the new Trump Office, which includes a number of international organizations and a new Trump. On Tuesday, President Trump signed the decision of the executive retreat US UN Human Rights Council.
