The White House (OMB) office (OMB) is returning to the Federal Finance Funding Memorandum, which was launched one day of chaos and confusion on Tuesday until the judge stopped the matter immediately before he entered that.
“In light of the barbaric order, OBB canceled the memorandum to end any confusion over the federal policy established by the court ruling and the non -honorable media coverage,” the White House press secretary at the White House said in a statement. Levitt said other executive requests on “financing reviews” will remain valid and follow this. “This procedure should be effectively ending the case of the court and allowing the government to focus on enforcing the president’s orders to control federal spending. In the coming weeks and months, more executive measures will continue to end the terrible waste of federal financing.”
The original note had temporarily stopped disbursing federal scholarships and financial assistance programs, but its ambiguity and breadth led to a stampede to obtain answers about what could be affected exactly. Funding freezing is likely to be applied to some Clean energy money It was the distinctive feature of the Biden administration. During a journalist on Tuesday, the White House presented many questions about what exactly is the arrangement of the original funding for the funding applied to it, and clarifying that it will not apply to programs that provide direct help to Americans such as Medicare and Social Office. However, clear technical problems with Medical payment gates The depths of uncertainty.
Before the effect was to become the effect on Tuesday, the judge stopped him, which allowed the government to continue to pay the money that was already authorized. However, the temporary suspension period will end on Monday evening, unless the judge takes more measures to prevent this from accelerating the effect. Now it seems that the White House has retracted this special court’s battle, as he defends other orders issued by Trump in a marathon signing session in his first week in office.
