The Supreme Court has ruled to uphold a lower court's order requiring the Trump administration to allocate nearly $2 billion in foreign aid funds, concluding a temporary pause initiated by Chief Justice John Roberts. This decision affirms the authority of a federal judge to mandate the release of funds to USAID contractors, although it does not require immediate payment. The ruling emphasizes the judiciary's oversight role in the executive branch's management of foreign assistance, ensuring adherence to legal processes in the allocation of international aid.
