The Trump administration has told the states that the order is not applicable to some environmental and infrastructure costs and that some allowances have been delayed for “operational and administrative reasons”.
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Last week, a US judge ordered the Trump administration to comply with the previous directive to raise a wider freezing of federal spending, after a group of Democratic State Prosecutors said that a group of funds were frozen.
US district court judge John Mechanal has found that some federal subsidies and loans have not yet gone out of the recipients, and ordered the release of the money.
McConnell had previously ordered Trump to disable the administrative plans. The Republican administration has said that it is necessary to suspend federal cost with the president’s agenda.
The order was filed in the case filed by nearly two dozen states.
The suspension of federal funding is part of a wide review of the Trump administration to re -evaluate government plans and eliminate those who are considered to improve progressive agenda. VAETh’s memo agencies have been instructed to evaluate initiatives in accordance with Trump’s administrative orders and to stop those involved in transgender and other social progressive policies.
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