Rubio orders the shoots of all USAID staff abroad to move forward star-news.press/wp

Washington – State Secretary Marco Rubio ordered us embassies around the world on Tuesday to step up with the Fire Directive on all remaining staff with U.S. International Development Agency. He said the state department will download USAID’s foreign help programs to Monday.

The Federal Judge temporarily blocked the Executive Order of the President Donald Trump for Mass Shooting in Multiple Federal Agencies, including the State Department, and the prosecutors say that Rubi’s reorganization is violating that court prohibition.

The Trump Administration says the plan was already ongoing when the president issued an order, so there is no possible violation. Susan Illston County Judge is yet to give determination.

The State Department spokesman Tammy Bruce said on Tuesday that Rubi’s “No Surprise” Directive.

“So this was the cord, saying our posts exactly what they expected to tell them, which were eliminated by those positions. So it was not a surprise.” “She said.” “And, we’ve just reviewed March in February and March.”

Rubio told the embassies to adhere to the Department Plan “to abolish all USAID work positions” until 30. September.

The interruption of all USAID workers abroad is one of the last steps of destruction of the US Help and Shooting Agency and shooting their more than 10,000 staff and the Trump Administration and the Department of Government Elon Men. They made usaid one of their first elimination goals.

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AP Diplomatic writer Matthew Lee contributed.