Trump’s withdrawal from federal funding order

US media sources quoted a Donald Trump government official as saying that the White House’s Bureau of Management and Budget has canceled Trump’s order to stop federal aid.

“The cancellation declaration said that if you have questions about the implementation of the President’s executive orders, please contact your agency’s general adviser,” CNN quoted a US official as saying.

The White House Budget Office had ordered a cessation of financial aid and federal loans on a domestic note sent on Monday. This recipe caused a lot of confusion and anxiety.

Although the White House’s assistants publicly blamed the media for confusion and argued that there was no anxiety or confusion in the building, the government has received contacts from lawmakers and state officials with questions about its impact on its states.

Matthew Wow, head of the White House’s Bureau of Management and Budget, said in a original note, a copy of which CNN has been observed that “federal agencies must temporarily stop all disruptive activities in the federal funding process.”

On Tuesday afternoon, a federal judge temporarily blocked part of the Trump administration’s assistance order.

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