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- President Trump’s administration seeks to block $4 billion in foreign aid approved by Congress, using a "pocket rescission" strategy.
- A lower court mandated the funds' disbursement, prompting an emergency appeal.
- Solicitor General D. John Sauer claims the ruling undermines separation of powers and executive objectives.
- The administration aims to allocate an additional $6.5 billion in foreign aid by September 30.
- Nonprofits argue the decision breaches appropriations laws and jeopardizes essential programs.
