The US Supreme Court upheld Trump's decision to suspend foreign aid.

Chairman of the Supreme Court USA John Roberts suspended a federal judge's order binding the presidential administration Under President Donald Trump, foreign aid funds should be paid to contractors and grant recipients. This was reported on February 27 in Reuters.

Roberts gave the court additional time to study the Trump administration's petition and then make a final decision.

The Chairman of the Supreme Court also asked for an answer from the plaintiffs, organizations that conclude contracts with the Agency The United States for International Development, USAID and the State Department, or receive grants from them, by noon on February 28.

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Earlier on February 27, the Associated Press reported that the administration of the President of the United States href="https://iz.ru/1845832/2025-02-27/ap-uznalo-o-planakh-administratcii-trampa-annulirovat-bolee-90-kontraktov-usaid " target="_blank">planned to cancel more than 90% of the contracts for the provision of foreign aid to USAID and the State Department. The United States is going to reduce the total amount of aid worldwide by almost $60 billion