A federal judge on Friday issued a limited order shielding 2,200 U.S. Agency for International Development employees from being placed on leave or abruptly relocated but stopped short of blocking the Trump administration’s broader overhaul of the agency.

A federal judge temporarily barred USAID from putting 2,200 workers on paid leave after employee groups filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s authority to shut down the agency.

Brendan Ballou, Former Federal Prosecutor, Karoun Demirjian New York Times Congressional Reporter, and Andrew Weissmann, MSNBC Legal Analyst join Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with reaction to the news breaking that a federal judge has put a pause on Trump’s plan to place nearly all of the USAID staffers on paid leave and what the future holds for the organization that Trump and Elon Musk want to destroy.