President Trump is facing mounting backlash from government workers and unions over his administration's decision to slash funding for international aid agency USAID. After cutting thousands of jobs and implementing mass buyouts, Trump is now at the center of multiple lawsuits filed by both workers and politicians.

Senator Marco Rubio is leading one of the legal challenges, accusing the Trump administration of violating federal statutes by unilaterally reducing USAID's budget without congressional approval. The move has led to widespread layoffs and a dramatic reduction in aid programs around the world.

Government workers and unions have also taken a stand against Trump's actions, with the government workers union filing a lawsuit against USAID for allegedly violating labor laws and failing to provide proper notice for the mass buyouts.

As the legal battles continue to unfold, Trump's controversial decisions are leaving a trail of uncertainty and chaos within the government. Workers are facing job insecurity and financial hardship, while lawmakers are questioning the legality and morality of the administration's actions. The future of USAID and its vital work around the world hangs in the balance as the lawsuits move forward.