He immediately signs an executive order calling for a 90-day review of all foreign aid

The suspension includes operational HIV programs administering life-saving treatment

Secretary of State Marco Rubio clarifies that HIV testing and treatment and programs to prevent mothers from transmitting HIV to their newborns can continue despite funding pause

Mass firings gut the agency responsible for implementing the majority of America’s global HIV funding

The terminations include programs administering life-saving services, including HIV treatment and care

Secretary Rubio indicates review of USAID programs is complete

The program, responsible for the vast majority of U.S. support for the global HIV response, can still operate, but its future is now in limbo

The agency is another major implementer of America’s global HIV programs

Despite Rubio’s earlier indication, the Trump administration appears to add 30 days to its foreign aid review

In his Congressional Budget Justification, Secretary Rubio requests $2.9 billion for the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, a $1.9 billion cut from the previous fiscal year

The White House asks lawmakers to rescind nearly $9.4 billion in previously appropriated foreign aid, including $400 million allocated for PEPFAR

The State Department takes over the agency’s remaining foreign assistance

Though Congress rescues $400 million already appropriated to the program, lawmakers allow the Trump administration to claw back nearly $8 billion in foreign aid

The blueprint severely curtails U.S. support for HIV services, limiting funding to HIV testing and treatment and programs to prevent mothers from transmitting HIV to their newborns

The agreements must adhere to the America First strategy and include funding commitments from partner governments

A Kenyan court suspends parts of the agreement days later over concerns around obligations to share potentially private health data