Radical staff shortening
Instead of 10,000, only 300 people should work on USAID
Donald Trump wants to significantly reduce the development aids of the United States. As a result, he not only brings a lot of money in need of help, but also US citizens for their jobs.
The US development aid authority USAID will apparently be handled massively from the weekend. A union representative confirmed corresponding US media reports on Thursday, according to which the number of employees worldwide is to be shrunk from currently more than 10,000 to almost 300.
“At some point we will have to set the distribution of food because we no longer have people on site who make sure that the food is actually distributed,” said the Vice President of the American Foreign Service Association, Randy Chester.
Before that, USAID had already announced that almost all of their entire staff should be left behind from Friday.
Donald Trump disparages USA as a “criminal organization”
Robin Thurston from the Democracy Forward Foundation, who sued the government of US President Donald Trump because of the mass layoffs at USAID, criticized the “illegal confiscation of this authority by the Trump Vance administration”. This represents “a clear violation of the fundamental constitutional principles of the separation of powers”.
President Donald Trump, which is responsible for development cooperation and humanitarian aid, is massively criticized by President Donald Trump. The drastic incisions are part of Trump’s project and his advisor Elon Musk to radically trim the authorities of the US government.
In the past few days, Trump and the Tech Multimilliarch Musk, who headed a newly founded department for efficient governance (Doge), have sharply attacked USAID. Trump said the authority was led by “a bunch of radical crazy”. Musk called USAD “a snake nest radical leftist Marxists who hate America” and a “criminal organization”.
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Source: Stern
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