In the complaint, the states argue that the federal government unlawfully froze funding for six key K-12 and adult education programs, violating both congressional mandates and the U.S. Constitution.

Congress set aside money to provide academic support, enrichment and child care to mostly low-income families, but President Trump's administration recently froze the funding.

The states say the Trump-ordered freeze has injected chaos and uncertainty into school districts nationwide, upending budgets ...

Several state attorneys general and Democratic governors have taken legal action against the Trump administration for withholding over $6 billion in federal ...

The Trump administration froze the education funding because a spokesperson said the money had subsidized "a radical left-wing agenda." ...

A lawsuit filed July 14 seeks to release over $6 billion in funds being withheld while they are reviewed by the Trump ...

Officials from California, New York, Kentucky and 20 other states allege US administration acted unconstitutionally.

A multi-state coalition accused the Trump administration of pulling the funding just a day before it was set to be released ...