Judge Expects Trump Administration to Reinstate Digital Equity Funding
A federal judge struck down one part of the law standing up the program, which a government lawyer has said would allow the program to move forward
A federal judge struck down one part of the law standing up the program, which a government lawyer has said would allow the program to move forward
WASHINGTON, July 16, 2026 – A federal judge said Wednesday he expects the Commerce Department to reinstate at least $1.25 billion in canceled digital equity grant funding.
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