
How ending foreign aid could damage U.S. national security
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The Fallout from USAID's Dismantling
This chapter examines the implications of the Trump administration's efforts to dismantle the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), highlighting its historical role in U.S. national security. Speakers discuss the potential risks associated with the agency's closure, including adverse effects on American farmers and international relations, as well as criticisms of the decision as unconstitutional. The chapter emphasizes the urgency of foreign aid amidst shifting political landscapes and the immediate challenges faced by USAID personnel on the ground.
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