A federal judge blocked a major path for canceling state grants
A Massachusetts federal judge ruled that the administration cannot use a broad grant clause to cancel already-awarded state funding because new priorities were not part of the original awards. (sources: apnews.com, www.investing.com, docs.justia.com, www.ag.state.mn.us)
A federal judge in Massachusetts ruled that the administration cannot use a broad agency-priorities clause to cancel already-awarded grants, protecting contested funding for public safety, food security, clean water, research, and public health programs while the case moves forward.
- Federal judge bars Trump administration from using obscure clause to make huge funding cuts (apnews.com)
- US judge says Trump administration cannot revoke grants that conflict with its priorities (www.investing.com)
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