Donald Trump on Monday signed a decree barring US federal funding for foreign NGOs that support abortion.

The President of US Donald Trump on Monday signed a decree barring US federal funding for foreign NGOs that support abortion, relaunching a battle that has long divided Americans.

This happened just two days after women lead a massive protest marching into Washington to defend their rights, including to abortion.

The decision to ban foreign aid to groups that try to get to accept one's idea's about what should be done in support of abortion rights is certain to deepen concern among already afraid US family planning and women’s rights organizations.

The Democratic leader (Stenny Hoyer),  in the House of Representatives, sharply judge president Trump for using his first week in office “to attack women’s health.”

“he said let It not be a surprise to the millions of women and men who come together in protest this weekend across the country –- and around the world –- that Republicans are focused more on making it harder for women to access health care than on the serious economic and security challenges we are  facing.”

The keep within a certain space  imposed on  Monday prohibit foreign nongovernmental organizations that receive US family planning assistance from using non-US funding to provide abortion services, information, counseling or referrals and from engaging in advocacy to promote abortion.

They were put in place in 1984 first in 1984 by Republican president Ronald Reagan.

It was Later take out by Democratic president Bill Clinton, Republican successor George W reinstalled it back. 

 Annulled and George Bush,  again after Barack Obama took office.

Sudden action cause by Trump’s on November 8 election, abortion opponents in states where Republicans hold power moved swiftly last month to adopt draconian anti-abortion measures that in some cases pose challenges to constitutional liberties.

The new president (Donald Trump), meanwhile, has promised to nominate an anti-abortion justice to the Supreme Court, which could lead to overturning Roe v. Wade, the emblematic ruling that legalized abortion in the United States in 1973.