The federal judge in Rhinod Island said that the US President Donald Trump presidential administration did not fulfill his order to defrost billions of dollars of federal grants. Such a direct accusation against the White House was the first case in the history of the United States of America.

About this writes The New York Times. On Monday, February 10, federal judge John J. MacConnell Jr. said that the White House violated his order to allocate billions of dollars to federal grants.

The decision of the judge ordered the officials of the Trump administration to adhere to what he called the " McConnell wrote that his initial order was "

The New York Times notes that McConnell’s decision was a step towards the confrontation between the executive and judicial branches of the authorities. The judge made his statement the day after Vice President Jay Di Wence published a message on social networks, in which he stated that "

Like Judge McConnell, a federal judge in Washington, the District of Colombia, previously ordered the White House to defrost federal funds blocked by the White House Memorandum and the budget of the budget.

" Any judicial challenge against him is nothing more than an attempt to undermine the will of the American people, ”Harrison Fields, representative of the White House, said in response to this.

We also wrote that the US Federal Court suspended one of the decrees of President Donald Trump, who signed that almost immediately after the inauguration. This document was supposed to cancel automatic citizenship for children born in the country.

In addition, the court blocked the DOGE Government Efficiency Department, which is headed by billionaire Ilon Musk, access to all databases of the Ministry of Finance. The judge of the federal court also ordered DOGE employees "