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Trump's order has caused widespread confusion in the federal government, with health and housing programs being thrown into a stream.
The President of the United States President Donald Trump Lay away a memorandum about freezing federal funding, which caused a back reaction and confusion, with many being afraid of terminating services ranging from healthcare to homes and childcare.
However, on social media, however Post On Wednesday, the press secretary Carolyn Levit kept a company that Trump's executive branch order (EO) to pause the federal costs will remain in force.
She said the latter directive only refers to a note published by the Budget and Management Office (OMB), which became public earlier this week.
“This is not the cancellation of the federal freezing of funding,” Levit writes. “It's just a withdrawal of Omb's note.”
The decision came as a result of a federal court decision on Tuesday block Funding freezes within hours when it had to take effect.
Non -profit organizations have caused a legal challenge against freezing funding, which they claim to go beyond the president's constitutional authorities.
Wednesday's message is likely to contribute to the confusion of federal costs in the coming weeks – and whether the programs that rely on such funding will remain operational.
“The President's EO for federal funding remains in full force and effect and will be strictly applied,” Levitt wrote on Wednesday. Trump himself claims that his executive order was only intended to terminate the wasteful costs.
However, the Democrats announced a message about the cancellation of the note as a victory. In a social media publication, for example, Congressman Alexandria Okasio-Cortes said the opposite was “the first major loss of Trump”.
“We may not have a majority in the Chamber and the Senate, but we have the power to train and mobilize against the table degrading Trump's administrator, is trying against our veterans, health, education and more,” she said.
During his first week of service, Trump has issued a series of measures aimed at radical repairs to the federal government and retention of funds from internal and internal and foreign assistance Programs.
Mixed messages from the administration added a sense of chaos as the programs collided to find answers whether they would be affected.
Although the White House said medical care was not included in the order, a series of selected employees said their countries were locked by Medicaid financing portals, a government insurance program for low -income people and elderly people.
The note was abandoned shortly before the court proceedings continued to continue on Wednesday.
In addition to the legal challenge, submitted by non -profit organizations, 22 countries led by Democrats and the Colombia County have brought their own court process to block the freezing of funding late Tuesday.
In both cases, opponents claim that Trump's order is illegal, since the responsibility for government spending is largely for congress, not for the president.
“The president cannot decide which laws to apply and to whom,” New York Prosecutor James James told reporters on Tuesday in the statement of the case.
The United States also stopped almost all foreign assistance earlier this week, freezing For health care and humanitarian care around the world. Military assistance for two allies, Israel and Egypt, were released from the decision.
This move also caused a strong reaction – and the response to the government.
On Wednesday, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that a series of refusals for “life -saving humanitarian aid” was added, although the order does not offer details about which programs are ranked.
