A federal judge has issued a temporary injunction blocking the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) from leaving the Trump administration, following a lawsuit challenging the decision. The move comes amidst growing concerns about the impact of USAID's departure on global humanitarian efforts.

The judge's ruling puts a halt to the Trump administration's plans to sever ties with USAID, which has been a key player in providing aid and assistance to countries in need around the world. The decision comes after a lawsuit was filed by a coalition of humanitarian organizations, arguing that USAID's departure would lead to a significant loss of crucial resources and support for those most in need.

USAID, which has been instrumental in response efforts to disasters, conflicts, and poverty around the world, was set to leave the Trump administration as part of a broader plan to reduce the size and scope of the agency. However, the judge's ruling has put a pause on these plans, allowing for further legal proceedings to take place.

As the case continues to unfold, the future of USAID's involvement in global humanitarian efforts remains uncertain.