US aid was long a lifeline for Eastern Europe. Trump cuts are sending shockwaves through the region
- A freeze on U.S. Foreign assistance ordered by Donald Trump has led to the closure of programs aiding migrants across Latin America, including shelters and mental health initiatives for LGBTQ+ youth from Venezuela.
- The aid freeze has resulted in the firing of essential staff at shelters, such as doctors and social workers, severely impacting the support provided to migrants.
- Grassroots organizations assisting migrants have been significantly weakened, leading to increased confusion and danger for those attempting to migrate north.
- Experts warn that the aid suspension may drive Latin American countries closer to rivals like China and Russia, undermining U.S. Influence in the region.
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