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Trump To Bypass U.N. And Send Aid Directly To Persecuted Christians

News Image By Dave Boyer/Washington Times October 27, 2017
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Vice President Mike Pence announced Wednesday night that President Trump has ordered the State Department to shut off funding for "ineffective" United Nations programs to help persecuted Christians in the Middle East, saying the administration will take over those efforts directly. "From this day forward, America will provide support directly to persecuted communities through USAID," Mr.…

 

 





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