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A coalition of mostly Democratic-led states filed a lawsuit on Monday challenging a move by U.S. President Donald Trump's administration to withhold about $6.8 billion in congressionally approved federal funding for K-12 schools.

Attorneys general or governors from 24 states and the District of Columbia sued in federal court in Providence, Rhode Island, arguing that the U.S. Department of Education and the Office of Management and Budget threw schools nationwide into chaos by unconstitutionally freezing funding for six programs approved by Congress.

The freeze extended to funding used to support the education of migrant farm workers and their children; recruitment and training of teachers; English proficiency learning; academic enrichment; and after-school and summer programs.

The administration also froze funding used to support adult literacy and job-readiness skills. The government was legally required to release the money to the states by July 1, the lawsuit said. Instead, the Education Department notified states on June 30 that it would not be issuing grant awards under those programs by that deadline. It cited the change in administration as its reason.

Edit: Listed in complaint- https://rhodeislandcurrent.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Dkt.-No.-1-compl.pdf

  • STATE OF NEW JERSEY
  • COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
  • STATE OF NEW YORK
  • STATE OF ARIZONA
  • STATE OF CALIFORNIA
  • STATE OF COLORADO
  • STATE OF CONNECTICUT
  • STATE OF DELAWARE
  • THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
  • STATE OF HAWAI‘I
  • STATE OF ILLINOIS
  • STATE OF MAINE
  • STATE OF MARYLAND
  • ATTORNEY GENERAL DANA NESSEL FOR THE PEOPLE OF MICHIGAN
  • STATE OF MINNESOTA
  • STATE OF NEVADA
  • STATE OF NEW MEXICO
  • STATE OF OREGON
  • JOSH SHAPIRO, in his official capacity as Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
  • STATE OF RHODE ISLAND
  • STATE OF VERMONT
  • STATE OF WISCONSIN
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