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- Under the Trump administration, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services withheld Title X funds from Planned Parenthood affiliates, affecting clinics that serve low-income Americans with services like contraception and STI testing.
- The withholding of Title X funds was reportedly due to possible violations of federal civil rights laws and Trump's executive orders, including those banning DEI programs, with the administration citing the clinic's mission statement and other documents as evidence.
- Nine Planned Parenthood affiliates received notices that their funding was temporarily withheld, and HHS spokesperson Andrew Nixon told Politico that payments to 16 Title X providers were being withheld, totaling tens of millions of dollars of the over $200 million Title X budget, with $27.5 million specifically frozen and under review.
- Planned Parenthood responded to the funding cuts with a social media post stating, "When we say, 'Care no matter what,' we mean it," emphasizing that their health centers' doors are open to everyone, and they will continue to fight to protect care.
- The Trump administration justified the withholding of funds as a measure to ensure compliance with federal law and responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars, while critics argued that it would strip healthcare access, leading to undetected cancers, reduced birth control access, and a worsening STI crisis.
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Democrats, like Trump, have sought public lands for housing
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