A recent memo from the State Department has effectively halted operations for nearly all U.S.-funded aid programs worldwide, following an executive order from President Trump. This freeze on foreign assistance, set to last 90 days, might lead to staff layoffs and cessation of crucial services. Except for aid to Israel, Egypt, and emergency food relief, many organizations reliant on U.S. funding now face uncertainty. The USAID's internal response highlights concerns over the severe consequences for employees and beneficiaries alike, stressing the need for reform without causing harm to those in need.
"The work stop order is completely reckless. The impact of this stop order is meant to negatively disrupt not just US foreign aid programs..."
"Within 85 days the government-wide comprehensive review of all foreign assistance shall be completed, and a report shall be produced to the Secretary of State..."
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