The Supreme Court's recent 5-4 decision denied the Trump administration's appeal to stop a lower court ruling that required $2 billion in foreign aid payments. A DC circuit court had issued the order against the administration's pause on USAID contractor payments. Justice Alito strongly dissented, questioning the authority of a single judge to compel such payments. The ruling is seen as a significant hurdle for the administration, which faces numerous legal challenges impacting its executive powers.
The Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling denies the Trump administration's appeal, requiring the government to disburse $2 billion in foreign aid funds.
Justice Alito's dissent reflects deep concern about a district judge having the power to compel the federal government to disburse taxpayer money.
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