US judge pauses plan to put USAID workers on leave
A U.S. judge will consider on Friday whether to temporarily block the Trump administration from dismantling the U.S. Agency for International Development and carrying out plans to put thousands of its workers globally on administrative leave at midnight.
Judge pauses Trump plan to put thousands of USAID staff on leave
But for now, it appeared that the more than 2,000 direct hires at the agency who are part of the unions would be safe, according to Lauren Bateman an attorney at Public Citizen, an advocacy group that filed the lawsuit. About 500 USAID staff have already been placed on leave by the Trump administration.
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