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“Federal multilateral assistance accounts should lose unused money for the Clean Technology Fund, which helps finance clean technology projects internationally.”
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“The State Department and federal aid accounts should lose unused money for U.S. payments to international organizations, peacekeeping activities, and joint programs funded with other countries.”
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“The House should oppose named foreign aid grants and similar overseas programs focused on areas such as LGBTQI+, gender, diversity, arts, culture, health, media, or advocacy, and lawmakers should later try to block funding for overseas programs described as niche social agendas unless they clearly and directly benefit U.S. security or economic interests.”
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“Money from the criticized types of overseas programs should be redirected to domestic needs such as infrastructure repair, veterans' health care, or disaster relief.”
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“Annual spending on overseas cultural exchange and advocacy grants should be limited to no more than 0.1 percent of the federal discretionary budget.”
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“Agencies should pause similar optional foreign aid grants while reviewers decide whether the grants serve core U.S. national interests and use federal money responsibly.”
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“U.S. money should not be used for contributions, grants, or other payments to UNRWA through March 25, 2027, including covered old funds, 2026 funds, and early 2027 funds.”
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