I didn't do anything. And, not that you would believe it but, the funding freeze specifically excluded Medicaid. The outage, according to the administration was unrelated to the Executive Order and it was fixed in a day.
Frankly, if it turns out it was related to someone's mistaken interpretation of the OMB Memorandum, I suspect a case of malicious compliance (a la removing the video on the Tuskegee Airmen from the Air Force Academy classrooms) on the part of someone over at OMB. The memorandum
[Read it here] that caused all the ruckus wasn't sent through the normal vetting processes and was issued directly by the Office of Management and Budget, in response to Executive Orders issued by the President.
Two footnotes in the memorandum explicitly state the pause was not meant for those receiving individual assistance (which would include Medicaid). I've helpfully included the footnotes, below:
If you want more, read the memo and then read the Executive Orders and then read 2 CFR 200, all of which are referred to in the memorandum.
So, how would you have approached USAID without giving them any time to destroy evidence? How would you approach any facility or organization, in which you suspect fraud and abuse, without tipping them off?