Judge Pauses Elements of Trump Plan to Shut Down U.S.A.I.D.

Judge Carl Nichols temporarily blocked plans to put 2,200 employees on paid leave and recall nearly all agency workers abroad. He also temporarily reinstated 500 workers already on leave.

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Judge pauses Trump’s efforts to put thousands of USAID workers on leave

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Judge pauses Trump plan to put USAID staff on leave

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