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US Federal Judge orders Trump administration to restore funding for foreign aid programmes

News RoomBy News RoomFebruary 14, 2025
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Decision Summary: US Federal Judge-to-Restorem Funding for Foreign Aid Programs

The US Federal Court of Appeals in Washington announced a landmark ruling on efforts to restore foreign aid and development programs cut short over a three-week funding freeze. The order, granted by Assistant United States Courtgrams Amir Ali, authorises the administration to relift the freeze, ensuring that programs cut short remain operational until they are worthy of closure.

Impact on Funded Projects
-adjustments to the freeze destabilised a wide range of US aid and development programs, thousands of which were specifically affected by the sudden suspension of funding.בולled by the freeze, over 1200 foreign aid and development programs, including those supporting non-profits, small and medium-sized businesses, and individuals, faced severe challenges. Many had their payrolls annually halted, workers subjected to long furloughs, and women’s wages eliminated due to tighter labor standards.

Rationales Speculated by the Administration
The administration argued that a blanket freeze undermines the agency’s ability to review and evaluate each program individually, leading tosharp cuts, continued reliance on past decisions, and a lack of a rational political justification.のことrdash the freeze was aimed at protecting certain programs but not others, while those working outside the freeze had their marking unaffected.

Legal and General Intent
Ali deemed the administration’s argument insufficient to justify a blanket freeze and emphasized that many affected individuals were лишь stuck in temporary environments affected by the sudden snap of the freeze. The court reaffirmed its decision to restrict severities, as per legal indication, upholding the provisions of the 113th and 114th Amendments of the Constitution and preventing continued measures that could undermine the agency’s authority.

Broader Implications
This ruling also bars US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other Trump officials from enforcing termination orders, as the administration has already begun eliminating staff and promptly enforcing measures for broadly affected organizations. The decision will further isolate the Trump administration from restoring previously granted authority, asuidsorted to pilot a narrow route for foreign assistance.

Conclusion
The ruling marks another,Snow-cloud over the US aid ecosystem as the administration,lows its grip on the global fight for development and international cooperation. The restoration of full funding to affected programs, while intended to miscorrect the damage, will instead keep the fate of so many stakeholders – whether it be programs or individuals – in doubt, signaling another,Snow-csending moment in the administration’s fight to dismantle the agency.

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