USAID's Website MYSTERIOUSLY Goes Dark Amid Trump's Foreign Aid Freeze!

By Javier Sanchez | Monday, 03 February 2025 04:30 PM
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In a shocking turn of events, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) website went offline without any explanation, coinciding with President Donald Trump's controversial freeze on foreign aid and development funding, now two weeks in.

As thousands face furloughs and layoffs, concerns are mounting among Congressional Democrats about Trump’s intentions to potentially dismantle USAID as an independent agency, raising alarms over national security implications. Lawmakers argue that the president lacks the legal authority to eliminate an agency funded by Congress, emphasizing USAID’s crucial role.

While Trump and Republican allies label foreign aid programs as wasteful, they target those perceived to push liberal agendas. The freeze has already halted billions in humanitarian and development assistance, putting the U.S., the world’s largest donor, in a precarious position.

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The agency, founded by President John F. Kennedy during the Cold War to counter Soviet influence, now finds itself at the center of a new geopolitical challenge against China’s growing aid influence.

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USAID staffers are anxiously monitoring developments, sharing updates about the agency’s presence in Washington. Democratic Senator Chris Murphy voiced concerns on social media, accusing Trump of attempting to create a constitutional crisis.

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Billionaire Elon Musk has also weighed in, supporting calls for the agency’s dissolution, further complicating the narrative surrounding USAID’s future.

As the Trump administration navigates this contentious freeze, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has vowed to preserve life-saving emergency programs, yet the confusion over which programs remain operational is paralyzing global aid efforts.

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With a legal battle brewing over the agency's future, the debate continues: does foreign aid bolster U.S. security, or is it simply a drain on resources? The struggle between Republican and Democratic visions for USAID is far from over, as history shows this fight has been ongoing for years.

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