A White House official said Friday that the White House’s roughly $5 billion foreign aid pocket rescission package, which will not require congressional approval, is on solid legal ground.
The official joined reporters on a press call after Trump signed a pocket rescissions package Thursday night through the Impoundment Control Act, the first time a president has done so in 50 years.
“Just to give you a rundown of some of the things that this would defund: $3.2 billion for USAID development assistance–has funded things like $400 million for climate– global climate projects, building a greenhouse gas calculator, promoting vegan food in Zambia…
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