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AmeriCorps must restore grant funding and members to states that sued over cuts, federal judge rules
- A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration must restore AmeriCorps grant funding and service workers to about two dozen states that sued over cuts, ending on Thursday.
- The judge granted a temporary block on the cancellation of grants and early discharge of corps members for states involved in the lawsuit.
- The lawsuit claimed President Donald Trump’s actions violated the required notice and comment period for grant cancellations.
- Boardman ordered the reinstatement of AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps members who were discharged early, if they want to return.
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'They know that's a lie': Judge orders reinstatement of probationary workers fired by Trump admin.
Today, a judge ordered multiple federal agencies to reinstate probationary workers who were fired by the Trump administration last month, saying the process it used to fire them was not legal.
AmeriCorps must restore programs in Pa., other states that sued, judge rules, DOGE staff cuts stay
The federal community service program that oversees thousands of volunteers was targeted in mid-April by the Department of Government Efficiency, which terminated grants and placed 85% of the agency’s employees on administrative leave.
Judge says administration can dismantle the Institute of Museum and Library Services
A federal judge on Friday denied a request by the American Library Association to halt the Trump administration's further dismantling of an agency that funds and promotes libraries across the country, saying that recent court decisions suggested his court lacked jurisdiction to hear the matter. U.S. District Judge Richard Leon had previously agreed to temporarily block the Republican administration, saying that plaintiffs were likely to show tha…
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