Foreign Trump Help Freeze for now, the U.S. Supreme Court

The upper judge of the United States has temporarily supported the freezing of the Trump Administration in foreign support payments.

John Roberts’s highest intervention The Main Justice Administration had a midnight period (05:00 GMT Thursday) to pay for contractors.

Officials argued that they could not process payments within the term established by a judge of the court below.

In January, the President of the US Donald Trump has made it easy for supporting support programs, US agencies for international development, USAID, and most of his employees reported in administrative permission.

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Amir Ali the US district crowd requested US State Department and USAID to pay $ 2bn bills (£ 1,6 million) at midnight.

One of the many interventions made by the judges is trying to stop or interrupt a wave of demand for Trump Administration.

As the period approached, the Trump Administration went to the Supreme Court, argued, it was impossible to process such an orderly manner in a short way.

The U.S. Federal Government of Federal Government is reviewed to finance foreign support.

Sarah Harris Sarah Harris said Ali’s judge threw what the government should direct the government to Kaos. ”

USAIDE Cutters have already risen global subsidy system.

Hundreds of programs have been freezing in countries around the world since the president announced his intentions in January.

The US is far from the only provider of humanitarian aid around the world.

It has the basics based on more than 60 countries and works among others, with a large part of his work by contractors.

According to the Associated Press Agency, the Trump Administration wants to delete more than 90% of the US foreign support contracts and delayed $ 60 million in the US.