US President Donald Trump called for the US Agency for International Development and said corruption rarely seen levels before.
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After his second term, Trump made a comprehensive effort to reduce or eliminate various governmental institutions.
The US Agency for International Development, which runs the American humanitarian assistance worldwide, has become the main goal of this restructuring initiative.
The administration carried out measures, including summoning employees abroad and suspending international aid.
A report in the New York Times revealed plans to reduce the workforce of the United States Agency for International Development from 10,000 to about 300 employees.
Workers unions are competing for the legitimacy of these procedures, including voluntary separation proposals at the government level.
Democrats in Congress emphasize that the presidential authority to dissolve government agencies without legislative approval will violate constitutional principles. In addition, Trump announced his intention to eliminate the Ministry of Education.
The United States government currently appoints about 58 billion pounds for international aid programs.
Although it is the largest relief contributor in the world, US foreign assistance has been constantly between 0.7 to 1.4 percent of total government spending over the past 25 years, and the Pew Research Center reported.
The United States Agency for International Development is running for health care and emergency response initiatives across about 120 countries, including the most poor areas in the world.
The organization works as a decisive diplomatic tool for the United States in its competitor on global influence against competitors, including China, where Musk maintains important commercial operations.
Conservative Republicans and Libertarians have questioned the necessity of the US Agency for International Development and criticized what they consider spending unnecessary abroad.
These objections have been intensified since Trump’s return, as his administration has targeted the United States Agency for International Development and submitted demands on widespread fraud within the agency.
