The White House was still dedicated to freezing ‘awakened’ funds despite the abolition of the Memorandum on OMB
White house remains dedicated to freezing federal scholarships And loans focused on “awakened” programs, Fox News learned, despite the administration move to abolish the original office for management and budget memorandum – effectively ending legal battles and any “confusion” for recipients.
The Federal Judge paused on Tuesday the Office for the Management and Budget of Trump Administration (OMB) Memo, who had a goal for Freezing financing to various federal programs.
On Wednesday, Trump’s administration abolished the original letter.
“In the light of the ban, OMB has abolished the memorandum to end any confusion in the federal policy created by the judgment of the court and the dishonest media coverage,” Karolina Leavitt’s White House Secretary Secretary on Wednesday on Wednesday. “Executive orders issued by the President on Financing Reviews remain in full power and effect and will be strictly carried out by all agencies and departments.”
Leavitt said Fox News that the abolition of the memorandum “should effectively end the court and allow the Government to focus on the implementation of the president’s federal consumption order.”
“In the coming weeks and months, more executive actions will continue to end the awful waste of federal funding,” Leavitt said.
On Monday, he sent a memorandum to federal agencies, a break at all federal scholarships and loans with the aim of eradicating “Wokeness” and “Government weapons” to improve the efficiency of the Government.
“Federal agencies must temporarily stop all activities related to the obligation or payment of all federal financial assistance and other relevant agencies that may be involved in executive orders, including, but not limiting, financial assistance for foreign assistance, non -governmental organization, Dei, wake up native Ideology and Green New Deal, “writes the Memorandum, which received Fox Digital, is.
The break on Tuesday came into force at 5 pm East standard time.
Democrats have criticized the freezing of the Federal Fund of Trump Administration, claiming that President Trump is bypassing Congress and denies the congressed funds, violating the Trapation Control Act.
The Karolina Leavitt White House secretary holds its first press conference in the Brady Brifing room at the White House on January 28. January 2025. In Washington, DC. At 27, Leavitt is the youngest secretary of the White House print in American history. (Chip Somodeville/Getty Images)
Federal judge stops temporary federal support of Trump, loans freezing
US District Judge Loren Alikhan for Columbia County, appointed former president Joe BidenHe imposed an administrative stay on Tuesday afternoon, stopping Trump’s administration action.
Administrative stay stops freezing until Monday.
The White House emphasized that, despite being the abolition of the memorandum, if the money coming from federal agencies disagreed with the presidential executive orders, for example, by financing diversity, capital and including programs, these funds will continue to freeze.
However, programs involving benefits for social insurance, Medicare, food stamps, benefits for well -being and other help that goes directly to individuals will not affect the break, Leavitt states.
During the White House, Leavitt described a break on Tuesday as a “temporary”, and noted that Trump’s administration executed other freezing throughout the Government, including regulatory and employment.
“These administrations are obliged to ensure that every penny is calculated honestly,” Leavitt said.
In addition, Leavitt said that Trump’s newly opened state efficiency department aimed at removing state consumption and identified $ 37 million, which will soon go to the World Health Organization, along with $ 50 million to “financing condoms in Gaza”.
“That’s stupid money waste,” Leavitt said.
