The Office of Management and Budget has canceled its previously proposed pause on federal funding following a federal judge's ruling that temporarily blocked the measure. The new guidance instructs agency heads to consult with legal counsels to ensure compliance with presidential executive orders. Democracy Forward, which led a legal challenge, celebrated the decision, asserting it supports communities nationwide. Despite the initial freeze plans, officials clarified that essential services like Social Security and Medicare remain unaffected. The Trump administration has yet to respond publicly to these developments.
The Trump administration has rescinded its call for a pause on federal assistance following legal pressure, as new directives ensure compliance with the President's Executive Orders.
Democracy Forward hailed its clients for their efforts to challenge the administration's actions in court, emphasizing the significance of judicial oversight over governmental directives.
Entities under the Trump administration are directed to consult general counsels regarding grants and programs to align with the administration’s priorities, amidst earlier funding pause proposals.
Contrary to initial reports of a funding freeze, administration officials clarified that the pause only applies to certain programs, maintaining benefits for essential social services.
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