Суд приказал администрации Трампа возобновить расходы на иностранную помощь, пишет The New York Times.
По словам судьи, администрация Трампа не может заморозить расходы на иностранную помощь, которые были выделены до его инаугурации, а также не может увольнять или отстранять от работы работников, связанных с этими расходными проектами.
Кроме того, судья заявил, что истцы «предоставили убедительные предварительные доказательства непоправимого ущерба», который может нанести такое решение Трампа.
Суд приказал администрации Трампа возобновить расходы на иностранную помощь, пишет The New York Times.
По словам судьи, администрация Трампа не может заморозить расходы на иностранную помощь, которые были выделены до его инаугурации, а также не может увольнять или отстранять от работы работников, связанных с этими расходными проектами.
Кроме того, судья заявил, что истцы «предоставили убедительные предварительные доказательства непоправимого ущерба», который может нанести такое решение Трампа.
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