They have to pay up on past contracts and continue to use the budget, but Rubio says he cut 83% of the programs from the department. Is there a list of what is still being funded?
Court Took away Trumps claim to be a King. EO does not cut it. Tried tell ppl that over and over. Live and learn for the Trump Tards.
You'd think they would wise up. $2 billion will be spent and the lower courts will decide not even up to Rubio. Foreign aid via the federal judge's bench is now in effect. Not how that is suppose to work either.
Here is a list of ppl reported to sued to get USAID restored for $2 Billion dollars. HIAS is a group everyone should know by now. They have helped flood borders of USA. Various Law Firms and such were used to represent illegals in process of HIAS.
Bob says, "Ask GROK"
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Several aid groups and organizations have initiated lawsuits against the Trump administration regarding the dismantling of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the freezing or termination of foreign aid funding. Based on available information, here are the key aid groups and entities explicitly named in lawsuits related to USAID as of March 11, 2025:
- Global Health Council
- A health-focused organization that relies on USAID funding, it was involved in a lawsuit leading to a federal judge’s order on February 13, 2025, to temporarily lift the freeze on USAID funding. This group represents various health programs worldwide and was among the plaintiffs seeking to restore aid disbursements.
- AIDS Vaccine Advocacy Coalition (AVAC)
- This New York-based nonprofit, focused on accelerating HIV prevention, was a plaintiff in litigation that reached the U.S. Supreme Court. The group challenged the administration’s freeze on foreign aid, arguing it caused irreparable harm to their operations and the communities they serve. The Supreme Court rejected the administration’s request to keep billions in aid frozen on March 5, 2025.
- Chemonics International
- An international development firm and major USAID contractor, Chemonics joined other organizations in a lawsuit filed on February 11, 2025, in federal court in Washington. The suit claimed the administration lacked legal authority to shut down USAID and withhold congressionally appropriated funds, affecting their delivery of $240 million worth of medicines and health supplies.
- American Bar Association (ABA)
- Though not a traditional aid group, the ABA contracts with USAID for various programs. It was part of the same February 11, 2025, lawsuit alongside Chemonics, contesting the administration’s actions as unlawful and disruptive to their operations.
- Journalism Development Network
- This nonprofit, focused on global journalism development, was another plaintiff in the litigation that escalated to the Supreme Court. It argued that the funding freeze halted critical work advancing U.S. interests abroad.
- DAI Global
- An international development company, DAI Global joined the Supreme Court case plaintiffs, highlighting the impact of terminated USAID contracts on their humanitarian and development efforts worldwide.
- HIAS (Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society)
- A refugee assistance organization, HIAS was also named among the plaintiffs in the Supreme Court filing, emphasizing the freeze’s threat to vulnerable populations they support through USAID funding.
- Nonprofit Groups Represented in Broader Suits
- Additional lawsuits mention unnamed nonprofits, such as those represented in a case by two associations for government employees (filed with affidavits on February 11, 2025), and others like the Norwegian Refugee Council, which, while not explicitly a plaintiff, reported severe impacts from the USAID cuts and may be indirectly involved through coalition efforts.
Note that while some sources mention lawsuits by "nonprofit groups" or "contractors" without specifying all names, the above entities are explicitly identified across multiple reports. Other organizations, such as World Relief or Catholic Relief Services, have been heavily affected by USAID cuts but are not explicitly confirmed as plaintiffs in these specific suits as of the latest data. The legal landscape may evolve, with more groups potentially joining as cases progress.
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Asked "who are the aid groups that sued over usaid"
List of Groups that sued over USAID.
1. https://globalhealth.org/
2. https://avac.org/
3. https://chemonics.com/#
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5. https://www.luminategroup.com/investee/occrp-1
6. https://www.dai.com/
7. https://hias.org/
8. Good Luck Nonprofit Groups Represented in Broader Suits
Basically Trump should appealed to Congress to fight it but nope he is KING TRUMP.
Fucking EO don't pass the test. Now all the forum monkey will act like they knew. Stupid chimps.
Trump Tard babies just cant understand how the laws work. Stupid ppl - chimps deserve stupid results.
If Trump and all of them were in the same room it would be a glory hole boner served to them by Trump on a daily basis.
What does it take to break through to Trump tards? THE LAW is the LAW. The real simple solution was PROVE FRAUD AND ARREST.
HIAS scares the shit out of them.