Washington DC judge extends block on Trump admin's federal funding freeze

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Washington DC judge extends block on Trump admin's federal funding freeze - Business Standard

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A judge in the nation's capital kept a temporary block on a Trump administration's plan for a freeze on federal funding Monday after some nonprofit groups said they're still struggling to get promised grants and loans.

In the Washington lawsuit, several groups reported being unable to access promised federal funding even after the memo was rescinded.

While the memo outlining it has since been rescinded, the Republican administration has said some kind of funding freeze is still planned as part of his blitz of executive orders.