President Donald Trump is failing to comply with a federal judge’s temporary restraining order to pay USAID and its partners, a coalition suing over the shuttering of the foreign assistance agency said in a Monday emergency filing.
The administration hasn’t complied with the court’s short-term order to honor the terms of agreements, grants, loans, and awards that were in place before Trump took office, a coalition of lawyers’ associations, global health and international business groups said.
Instead, it severely limited access to the agency’s core funding tracker. It is “funneling all payment approvals through a single person, terminating hundreds of ...