USAID Funding Unfrozen Post-Shutdown

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Foreign aid freeze temporarily lifted, but damage may already be done

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Funding for the U.S. Agency for International Development has been temporarily unfrozen by a federal judge three weeks after the Trump administration effectively shut down development work worldwide.

This comes as a handful of Republican legislators from big agricultural states introduced legislation to find a way to work around the drastic cuts that President Donald Trump is trying to make to USAID .

USDA and USAID , or its successor, are charged with distributing food aid and nonfood aid separately.

The U.S. government will be paying two overheads and often double paying the same partners who are on the ground to get the aid to the people who need it most.

Esposito : "It was a meaningful reform to the overall humanitarian response system".

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