The Trump administration has been accused of systematically exploiting legal loopholes to circumvent spending freezes imposed by court orders. This has been achieved by having political appointees within various agencies invoke other legal authorities to pause expenditures, creating the appearance of independent action from presidential directives. Critics argue that the administration is paying lip service to compliance, undermining the spirit of judicial orders. Issues include the nonfunctioning payments system at U.S.A.I.D., which hinders the flow of humanitarian aid essential to various programs.
The Trump administration is exploiting legal loopholes to maintain spending freezes despite court orders, showing a complex interplay of compliance and evasion.
Political appointees are manipulating legal authorities to pause spending while creating the illusion of independence from President Trump's directives.
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