USAID Workers Applauded As They Vacate Headquarters After Trump’s Foreign Aid Cuts

In Washington D.C., USAID employees were seen leaving the headquarters with cardboard boxes, cheered on by supporters, as President Trump’s administration carried out drastic cuts to foreign aid. Workers were forced to clear out their offices after a 90-day pause on all AID.

Key Highlights:
• Emotional goodbyes as workers exit the building.
• First-hand accounts from terminated employees on the impact of aid cuts.
• The humanitarian crisis caused by the decision to cut foreign aid.
• Supporters and colleagues cheer for the outgoing workers.

Watch the full video for an inside look at the consequences of Trump’s foreign aid cuts and the reactions from USAID employees.