The judge stops Trump’s freezing of federal subsidies and loans.

The US judge temporarily suspended the order to freeze hundreds of millions of dollars with President Donald Trump’s federal subsidies and loans.

The order to pause the plan until the 17:00 EST (22:00 GMT) by Judge Loren Alikhan’s next Monday was a response to the lawsuit filed by the organizational group representing the Grant.

The lawsuit argues that the White House’s temporary freeze on the already approved funding violates the law.

For hours before the order was applied, there was a wide range of confusion about which agency and program would affect.

The acting officer of the White House Budget Office has ordered the agencies to temporarily suspend all activities related to all federal financial support or spending.

This action is to give time to new administration.

The White House secretary of the White House, Carolin Levitit, said Trump’s plan to pause billions of dollars in the US government’s financing is about “good stewards paid.”

She said in the first briefing that the government could reduce spending on gender problems and diversity programs because of the temporary suspension of financing while talking to reporters.

However, on Tuesday, those who receive federal loans and subsidies, such as non -profit organizations and research organizations, have been recognized as a real losing funds.

On Tuesday, Judge Alihan said that she is issuing a “simple stay that can preserve the current state” until she can have an ideal claim on Monday morning.

The White House Guidelines can affect billions of dollars in federal programs, from disaster relief to cancer research.

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“Our litigation was successful -the US District Court blocked the OMB (OMB) a reckless plan to stop federal funding,” she wrote.

In a lawsuit, her organization wrote that Trump’s command is “inherently trying to eradicate all federal subsidies programs.”

Trump’s order claims that “there is no legal basis or the most grounds,” and will have a ripple effect in the whole and other regions of the United States.

This is separate from the Democratic Union, which filed a lawsuit to block the order later on Tuesday.

Stephen Miller, the deputy director of the White House, told reporters that the government could “receive” credit control “by defending this guideline before the judge’s decision was announced.

“It doesn’t affect the federal programs that Americans depend on.”

On Tuesdays, some states reported the problem of approaching funds through Medicaid, a government health insurance program for low -income people. The White House said the program will not be affected later and the problem will soon be solved.

In addition, social security benefits will not be affected, and the program, including SNAP or Food Stam Pro, will be “providing direct benefits to individuals”, which will not be affected.

In a letter to the White House, the Supreme Democratic Party expressed a “extreme alarm” for the plan to stop funding.

“Patty Murray, Senator Patty Murray and Connecticut House of Representatives Rosa Delauro,” “The scope you are ordering is a breathtaking, unprecedented and deadly result nationwide.

Chuck Schumer’s Democratic Leadership of the US Senate said that this measure would miss the salary, pay rents, and causes “confusion.”