Rubio Freezes Almost All Foreign Aid, Except for Israel, Egypt, and Humanitarian Food Programs

The State Department said it will decide after a review if funds can resume flowing to other countries.

AP/Alex Brandon
President Trump's Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, on Capitol Hill. AP/Alex Brandon

America is putting a freeze on almost all current and new foreign aid programs until they can be reviewed and Secretary of State Rubio decides whether they should resume. 

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