Trump Administration Withdraws U.S. from 66 International Organizations
Trump Administration Withdraws U.S. from 66 International Organizations
Updated at: June 21, 2026 at 02:30 AM
On January 7, 2026, the Trump administration announced a major shift in U.S. foreign policy by withdrawing from 66 international organizations and treaties.
This sweeping decision, outlined in a presidential memorandum, requires all executive departments to stop funding and participating in these entities.
They argue that these organizations are often mismanaged, wasteful, or promote 'globalist agendas' that clash with American interests and sovereignty.
By cutting ties, the administration aims to prioritize national interests and reduce reliance on multilateral institutions.
However, the decision has drawn significant criticism.
While the memorandum mandates immediate action, legal experts note that withdrawing from certain international treaties may take years to finalize.
This move represents a deepening trend of U.S. isolationism, building on previous exits from institutions like the World Health Organization.
