Judge gives Trump administration Wednesday night deadline to pay millions in USAID funds

How Trump’s $2B court battle over foreign aid could reshape executive authority

A sign outside of the U.S. Agency for International Development building in Washington, D.C. Bryan Dozier/Middle East Images/AFP via Getty Images Amid the chaos of the Trump administration’s first few weeks in office, a court case regarding the president’s legal right to stop payment of nearly $2 billion in U.S. Agency for International Development contracts poses an important legal question whose answer may show just how strong the country’s se…

News24 | Trump administration says it cannot meet court deadline for foreign aid payments

President Donald Trump's administration said in a court filing late Tuesday night that it "cannot" meet a federal judge's 11:59 p.m. Wednesday deadline for releasing frozen funds to foreign aid contractors and grant recipients, potentially

Two weeks ago, a judge ordered the U.S. government to release frozen foreign aid. Washington has not yet complied with this request - although the financial freeze has already had negative consequences. Now, the judge is setting a tight deadline.

ThePatriotLight - Judge Gives Trump Admin 2 Days to Unfreeze Foreign Aid Funds

ThePatriotLight - A district judge gave the administration until midnight on Wednesday to end the freeze.A federal district court judge on Tuesday ordered the Trump administration to release U.S. foreign aid and accused the administration of noncompliance with his previous order to end the funding freeze.U.S. District Judge Amir H. Ali on Tuesday ruled in a lawsuit filed by nonprofit organizations over the cutoff of foreign assistance through th…

Judge gives Trump administration deadline to release foreign aid - West Hawaii Today

WASHINGTON — A federal judge on Tuesday directed the Trump administration to unfreeze foreign aid funding within two days after indications that it was failing to comply with a previous court order to keep money flowing to aid groups around the world.

Q&A: How Trump’s USAID freeze halted the effort to develop an effective HIV vaccine in Africa

Last month, researchers in South Africa were preparing to administer two experimental HIV vaccines in a Phase 1 clinical trial. The staff was trained, immunizations were ready, and participant screening had begun. Then, they received a stop-work order: The $45 million in funding from USAID to support the project was frozen under a 90-day review — and could be withdrawn completely.  The trial was designed to test novel immunogens identified in Af…