Tracy Mumford
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Those are the headlines. Today on The Daily, the controversial methods the Trump administration is using to deport undocumented migrants. That's next in the New York Times audio app, or you can listen wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Tracy Mumford. We'll be back tomorrow.
Those are the headlines. Today on The Daily, the controversial methods the Trump administration is using to deport undocumented migrants. That's next in the New York Times audio app, or you can listen wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Tracy Mumford. We'll be back tomorrow.
Those are the headlines. Today on The Daily, the controversial methods the Trump administration is using to deport undocumented migrants. That's next in the New York Times audio app, or you can listen wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Tracy Mumford. We'll be back tomorrow.
From The New York Times, it's The Headlines. I'm Tracy Mumford. Today's Friday, February 21st. Here's what we're covering. Funding for vital health programs around the world remains frozen, despite a federal judge's order that the Trump administration stop dismantling USAID.
From The New York Times, it's The Headlines. I'm Tracy Mumford. Today's Friday, February 21st. Here's what we're covering. Funding for vital health programs around the world remains frozen, despite a federal judge's order that the Trump administration stop dismantling USAID.
From The New York Times, it's The Headlines. I'm Tracy Mumford. Today's Friday, February 21st. Here's what we're covering. Funding for vital health programs around the world remains frozen, despite a federal judge's order that the Trump administration stop dismantling USAID.
The Times has spoken with people on the ground who work on the aid programs, and they say that the freeze is having life-threatening consequences. They say children in Kenya who may have tuberculosis can't get tested. There's no clean drinking water at refugee camps in Nigeria and Bangladesh.
The Times has spoken with people on the ground who work on the aid programs, and they say that the freeze is having life-threatening consequences. They say children in Kenya who may have tuberculosis can't get tested. There's no clean drinking water at refugee camps in Nigeria and Bangladesh.
The Times has spoken with people on the ground who work on the aid programs, and they say that the freeze is having life-threatening consequences. They say children in Kenya who may have tuberculosis can't get tested. There's no clean drinking water at refugee camps in Nigeria and Bangladesh.
And people are traveling almost 200 miles in search of HIV medications in Ethiopia because they're no longer available at clinics the U.S. was funding. The Trump administration initially froze all foreign aid, saying it needed to review all of the programs and make sure they were in line with the president's America First agenda.
And people are traveling almost 200 miles in search of HIV medications in Ethiopia because they're no longer available at clinics the U.S. was funding. The Trump administration initially froze all foreign aid, saying it needed to review all of the programs and make sure they were in line with the president's America First agenda.
And people are traveling almost 200 miles in search of HIV medications in Ethiopia because they're no longer available at clinics the U.S. was funding. The Trump administration initially froze all foreign aid, saying it needed to review all of the programs and make sure they were in line with the president's America First agenda.
It's since been improving waivers to restart some of those initiatives, but aid workers say the payments aren't coming through, and the payment system used to disperse the funds isn't working at all. An executive who works with over 100 aid organizations said, quote, waivers without money are just pieces of paper, and you can't run programs with just paper.
It's since been improving waivers to restart some of those initiatives, but aid workers say the payments aren't coming through, and the payment system used to disperse the funds isn't working at all. An executive who works with over 100 aid organizations said, quote, waivers without money are just pieces of paper, and you can't run programs with just paper.
It's since been improving waivers to restart some of those initiatives, but aid workers say the payments aren't coming through, and the payment system used to disperse the funds isn't working at all. An executive who works with over 100 aid organizations said, quote, waivers without money are just pieces of paper, and you can't run programs with just paper.
The shutdown of global aid programs is also threatening to shatter decades of American diplomacy.
The shutdown of global aid programs is also threatening to shatter decades of American diplomacy.
The shutdown of global aid programs is also threatening to shatter decades of American diplomacy.
Damien Cave is the Times bureau chief in Vietnam.
Damien Cave is the Times bureau chief in Vietnam.