The House of Representatives Democratic Party has requested President Trump's Secretary of State Marco Rubio to cancel the freezing of foreign aids obliged earlier this week and stop most of the United States of foreign development projects around the world. 。
Representative Gregory Miks (New York), a senior member of the House of Representatives Diplomatics Committee, and a subsequent member of the Ministry of State, the Ministry of State and the NSRP (NSRP), Representative Lois Frankel (Florida), the small committee (Florida) Send a letter to Rubio and called for “exposing the life to” danger, “and the suspension of” US leadership and the trust of the world “.
“Overseas assistance is not a positive. It is our strategic investment in our future, which is essential for the world that is more resilient and more resilient. It is a direct national interest, partner, and partner. And the Democratic Party wrote over page two pages, saying, “he prove our reliability to those who are weak in the United States to survive. letter on friday.
On Monday, Trump has suspended the US new foreign development aid for 90 days and signed a presidential decree to review his views on his own views on foreign policy.
On Friday, the Ministry of State has expanded US funding for overseas projects, except for military assistance and food planning against Egypt and Israel. multiple Outlet Reported. It reduces billions of dollars to support corruption, development, health, and other programs. The telegram was sent to the US embassy nationwide by Rubio. The AP News reported that the United States has allocated about $ 60 billion in 2023 to distributed around the world.
“These funds are directly responding to the issues that you have stated,” said Miks and Frankel.
The Democratic Party warned Rubio that the United States had to suspend the aid by suspension of assistance to enemy countries such as Iran “to ruin promising regional development.”
“The events that change the world are currently progressing in Syria and Lebanon, and the form of these events is definitely the national interest in the United States,” he wrote in the letter. “All the current programs may be paused and cannot cope with new opportunities, which may give this space to Iran and other enemy, and ruin promising regional development.”
