On Wednesday, the budget office canceled President Donald Trump on Wednesday that the memo spends on loans and grants, less than two days after it was widely confused and legal challenges throughout the country.
The memorandum, which was issued on Monday by the Management and Budget Office, was afraid of the states, schools and organizations that depend on trillion dollars from Washington.
Administration officials said that temporary suspension is necessary to review whether spending is in line with Trump’s executive orders on issues such as climate change, diversity, shares and integration.
But on Wednesday, they sent a notice of the two departments to cancel the original memo. The reflection was the last sign that even with a unified control over Washington, Trump’s plans to reshape the government are largely and rapidly.
Administration officials insisted that despite confusion, their actions still have the intended effect by emphasizing federal agencies their obligations to adhere to Trump’s executive orders.
“Executive orders issued by the president regarding the valid financing reviews and will be strictly implemented by all agencies and departments.” This procedure must effectively end the court issue and allow the government to focus on enforcing the president’s orders to control Federal spending. “
The change in the White House in the direction was caught in the Congress from guarding, especially the Republican allies in Trump, who defended it during the short epic.
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This is Donald Trump. Senator Kevin Kramer of North Dakota said he was throwing grenades in the middle of the room, and then cleans them. “I just think the man is a genius.”
Karmer acknowledged that the initial memorandum may have generated a lot of political heat, as it provokes red and blue cases of warnings to freeze financing. But Senator suggested Trump, “Maybe he did not understand the breadth,” what was proposed.
But the Democrats said that the White House has exceeded what the Americans wanted.
“Most people voted for cheaper eggs,” said Senator Martin Heinrich from New Mexico. “They did not vote for this chaos.”
It was scheduled to enter into force at 5 pm on Tuesday. It remained by a federal judge until at least on Monday after a hearing in the emergency situations requested by non -profit groups receiving federal scholarships. An additional lawsuit by the democratic state lawyer was also suspended.
After distributing the initial memorandum, federal agencies were directed to answer a series of yes or no questions about each program by February 7. The questions include “Does this program enhance sexual ideology?” And “Is this program promoting or supporting abortion?”
Although Trump promised Washington to turn upside down if he was elected in a second term, the effects of his efforts to stop financing were far from the country’s capital. Organizations such as meals were on wheels, which received federal funds to serve the elderly, worried about cutting them. Even temporary interruptions in financing can cause workers ’demobilization or delay in public services.
On Tuesday, Trump administration officials said the programs that provide direct assistance to Americans, including medical care, social security, student loans and food stamps, will not be affected.
However, they sometimes fought to provide a clear picture. Initially, Levitte will not say whether Medicaid was exempt from freezing, but the administration later made it clear that it was.
Democratic critics have moved quickly to celebrate the cancellation of the memo.
“This is an important victory for the American people, whose voices have heard after huge pressure from every corner of this country,” said Senator Patti Murray from Washington. She said Trump “caused real harm and chaos for millions.”
“The Americans resisted and retracted Donald Trump,” said Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer from New York.
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