The US Agency for International Development (USAID) is the United States' primary agency for administering civilian foreign aid. Under the Trump administration, a significant restructuring and personnel change is underway, impacting thousands of employees worldwide. - The Trump administration initiated a large-scale administrative leave for nearly all 10,000 USAID employees globally, affecting both domestic and international staff. - This action followed statements by President Trump criticizing USAID's leadership and alleging dissent against policy changes. - The administrative leave is part of a broader overhaul of USAID's operations and mission, potentially leading to further changes in personnel and program funding. - The move has raised concerns about the impact on ongoing humanitarian aid projects and the agency's ability to respond to global crises.