USAID official placed on leave after saying barriers to lifesaving programs will cause ‘preventable death’
- A USAID official, Nick Enrich, was placed on administrative leave after claiming that cuts to programs would lead to preventable deaths and national security threats, according to sources familiar with the situation.
- Enrich noted in a memo that USAID's Bureau for Global Health identified 72 activities requiring humanitarian assistance, none of which had received payment approval.
- The memo criticized the political leadership at USAID, the Department of State, and the Department of Government Efficiency for creating barriers to lifesaving programs.
- Current USAID funding cuts are impacting global health efforts, including services for famine-stricken countries and vaccine distribution for diseases like polio and Ebola, as reported by USAID workers.
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