Rubio says Trump administration canceling 83% of programs at USAID and intends to move remaining ones to State Department
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the completion of a purge of the U.S. Agency for International Development, stating that 83% of its programs have been eliminated, as noted in his post on X.
- Rubio mentioned that 5,200 out of 6,200 USAID programs were cut under the directive to freeze foreign assistance funding and review programs.
- Democratic lawmakers argue that the shutdown of congressionally funded programs is illegal, as it requires Congressional approval, according to their statements.
- The shutdown has resulted in significant layoffs, with aid groups losing thousands of workers and lawsuits arising over contract terminations.
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