Washington DC:
Hundreds of protesters met in the US capital on Wednesday as part of a national protest against the Trump administration movement to dismantle the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), an department that was the most bilateral donor Great world only three weeks ago.
The protest outside the Capitol building in Washington DC was one of a series organized by an online movement called 50501, which represents 50 protests, 50 states, one day. The protesters aimed to retreat against the administration of President Donald Trump abruptly taking out almost all employees of the USAid of the work and outside the field. The USAID affected workers were among the protesters along with several democratic representatives.
The Tuesday’s order of the Tuesday Trump continued to two and a half weeks of the teams of the billionaire Elon Musk dismantling much of the USAID, closing a mission of six decades aimed at underpinning the security of the United States educating children, fighting against epidemics and progressing another development abroad. The billionaire born in South Africa has been cornered by Trump to lead the so -called government efficiency department (Doge).
“Elon Musk has to leave,” said Massachusetts Congressman Ayanna Pressley, who marched along with the protesters.
Elon Musk has to leave. pic.twitter.com/fyh3y1bjwu
– Congressman Ayanna Pressley (@repepsressley) February 4, 2025
“We are witnessing in real time the most corrupt treatment in the history of the United States,” said Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen, referring to Mr. Musk, his support for President Trump and his role in challenging USAID and other specific agencies.
The protesters also expressed concern about the influence of the role of the CEO of Tesla Musk in the government.
“I do not believe that a single person must have control especially our federal government. And de facto, that is what he has done. President Trump has designated it without the approval or intervention of Congress to have unrestricted access to our entire government. Essentially, they are stealing the government together, “Ravenna said, a protester to The Associated Press.
Amy, a protester, said she was fireid shortly after Trump swore: “Without compensation, without cause. The benefits ended two days later. I was on maternity leave. It was supposed to return that Monday. My husband also recently He was fired, so I don’t know, in retirement cash?
With its vertiginous movements to cut the expense, abolish government departments and fire much of the Federal Work Force, Donald Trump has overturned the constitutional order of the United States in an unprecedented statement of the Executive Power.
Trump order
In his first two weeks in office, Trump has launched the abolition of a giant humanitarian agency of the government that, according to experts, can only be legally dismantled by Congress and has tried to freeze billions of dollars in expenses required by legislators .
Critics complain that Congress has taken to react to a complete front assault on the vision of US founders from the separation of powers, but warns that the Republican President is ongoing collision with the courts.
Trump eliminated the agency’s guardians and summarily fired the FBI leaders and federal prosecutors who investigated their efforts to cancel the 2020 elections that culminated in a deadly mutiny in the United States Capitol. The opponents also claim that Trump allowed Elon Musk, the richest man in the world and an important government contractor, to violate the law when accessing the US Treasury Payment Systems. UU. That they send billions of dollars and maintain a data theter of confidential personal.
“In theory, Congress is a coefficient of government, but it may not be in practice if you continue to let Trump usurpen his constitutional authority,” said political analyst Andrew Koneschusky, former Senate employee.
“Trump’s strategy is to flood the area, act quickly, the strength of the project and break things … but it remains to be seen if Congress, and specifically the Republicans of Congress, at some point will affirm their authority.”
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