This resolution states the Senate’s view that the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is important to U.S. national security. It links USAID’s work to reducing threats abroad, promoting global stability, addressing causes of migration and extremism, and maintaining U.S. influence amid competition with China. The resolution does not direct any specific action.
The resolution expresses the Senate’s view but does not create a program or change individual rights or services.
The resolution does not specify expenses.
The resolution states that USAID advances U.S. national security by helping address threats and instability abroad and supporting U.S. influence.
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