A USAID worker stationed overseas is suing the government over their shutdown of the agency, which he says put his pregnant wife's life at risk. In an affidavit, the foreign service officer detailed the perils that he and his wife faced following the 'rushed,

A foreign service worker whose pregnant wife was denied emergency medical transport while stationed abroad has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging its “rushed, haphazard and cruel” push to shut down the agency has placed the mother and unborn daughter at grave risk.

The worker said that he now faces "Sophie's choice," as his wife is unable leave hospital, while the neonatal care in the country he is posted in is "limited."

A foreign service worker accused the Trump administration of putting his pregnant wife and unborn child's lives at risk with the president's “rushed, haphazard and cruel” actions to shut down operations at the U.

In a damning affidavit filled with harrowing details, a USAID career foreign service officer alleges that the Trump administration’s “rushed, haphazard, and cruel” effort to shut down the agency has placed their pregnant wife and unborn child in grave danger.