The article discusses the Trump administration's ongoing freeze on climate and infrastructure grants, despite two federal court orders demanding the release of these funds. Numerous recipients, including nonprofits and state agencies, are struggling due to this freeze, as they have begun to pay expenses out of pocket, facing uncertainty about reimbursement timelines. The Justice Department acknowledged the court's orders but raised concerns about their implications on executive authority. The article argues this freeze is unconstitutional while echoing analytical concerns regarding the separation of powers.
The Trump administration is still freezing many climate and infrastructure grants despite two federal court orders barring it from doing so, impacting state agencies and nonprofits.
EPA program recipients have had to cover expenses out of pocket, worrying about their financial stability while waiting on reimbursement for grants that are being unlawfully frozen.
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