Trump Administration spars with states over funding freeze in Providence federal court
The states told U.S. District Court Chief Judge John McConnell Jr., that the Trump Administration’s threat to freeze trillions of dollars of grants and loans budgeted to fund everything from homelessness to health care. In some cases, even a delay of hours or days, the lawyers said, would cause “irreparable harm” to communities.
U.S. District Judge John J. McConnell said he hopes to issue a ruling in the coming week on states' bid for an injunction.
Democratic states have worked for months to craft legal opposition to President Trump’s agenda. Now they’re putting it into practice.
Federal agencies across Washington are finding ways to keep funding frozen even after judges last month temporarily blocked ...
Many farmers are awaiting payments on contracts and have not been told when or if they will receive expected funding.
U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols said initial claims that agency staffers and their families could be in physical danger proved to be “overstated.” ...
The plaintiffs argued that the president’s edicts against diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives exceeded his authority and violate their constitutional right to due process.
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