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Trump Administration Cuts Staffing and Funding for USAID and Peace Corps

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Under Donald Trump, the Peace Corps has undergone massive staffing cuts, and the United States Agency for International Development has been practically slashed into non-existence. Thousands of public servants who were laid off have lost their careers in these agencies. The Peace Corps and USAID were key foreign policy initiatives created by John F. Kennedy to assist developing nations and improve America's international image.

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Why it matters

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The cuts affect programs established by John F. Kennedy, which previously provided assistance in healthcare, education, and infrastructure. The Peace Corps partnership with PEPFAR, created by George W. Bush, was noted to have saved 25 million lives, while USAID saved 91 million lives.

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  • KenyaSpeculative

    The Peace Corps funding cuts might reduce the operational capacity and supply of aid to Kenya.

  • ParaguaySpeculative

    The Peace Corps funding cuts could reduce the operational capacity and supply of aid to Paraguay.

  • NepalSpeculative

    The Peace Corps funding cuts may reduce the operational capacity and supply of aid to Nepal.

  • ZambiaSpeculative

    The Peace Corps funding cuts could reduce the operational capacity and supply of aid to Zambia.

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