USAID funding freeze likely to continue: Federal defense attorney | Morning in America
February 20, 2025
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as posted by the channelA group of U.S. Agency for International Development contractors and nonprofits who claim President Donald Trump’s executive order to freeze foreign aid could harm their operations have asked a federal judge to hold the Trump administration in civil contempt. The request comes after the administration said in court filings that it is not paying out funds for thousands of foreign aid grants and contracts despite the judge’s order to lift the freeze. Federal defense attorney Ronald Chapman explains why it's likely the Trump administration will be able to cut the agency's funding.
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