Two American judges ruled on Friday that the administration of President Donald Trump cannot suspend aid. This ruling marks a significant development in the legal battle surrounding the issue. The judges emphasized that the administration must adhere to established legal procedures when allocating funds. The decision came after a lawsuit was filed, claiming that the aid suspension was implemented without proper justification. The Trump administration stated that it would appeal the decision to higher courts. Human rights groups and aid recipients hailed the verdict as a victory for the rule of law. "This decision affirms that no one is above the law, not even the president's administration," a statement from one human rights organization read. Legal experts anticipate that this precedent will have long-term implications for future administrations.
