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A U.S. judge temporarily halted President Trump's plan to put approximately 2,700 USAID employees on leave, allowing them to return to work. The judge's order, which remains in effect until February 14, also reinstates furloughed employees and bars the administration from relocating humanitarian workers stationed outside the U.S. The decision comes amid a lawsuit by the largest U.S.
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