Appeals court rejects Trump bid to reinstate federal funding freeze

Federal funding freezes have disrupted programs serving vulnerable populations including early childhood education, HIV prevention research, and migrant housing assistance.

In Boston, a federal appeals court has again declined to grant the Trump administration the legal ground it sought to freeze vast sums of federal funding — a pause that had already rippled through programs serving children, researchers, and the vulnerable. The 1st Circuit's refusal to hear the Justice Department's emergency appeal follows a lower court's finding that the administration had not honored its earlier obligation to restore the money, even after rescinding the original directive. The episode reflects a recurring tension in American governance: the contest between executive ambition

Appeals court rejects Trump bid to reinstate federal funding freeze

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