Blue State-Led Coalition Fights To Keep English Classes Open For Illegals
A group of 24 states and the District of Columbia is suing the Trump administration to keep funding revoked by the administration for allegedly being used to teach English to illegal immigrants in some cases. The…


A group of 24 states and the District of Columbia is suing the Trump administration to keep funding revoked by the administration for allegedly being used to teach English to illegal immigrants in some cases.
The lawsuit, led by California, claims $7 billion in federal funds were “unlawfully frozen” by the administration just a day before they were set to be distributed to states. The money went towards adult Education programs and after-school classes, including English learning classes for immigrants and was revoked on June 30 for apparently fueling “a radical leftwing agenda.”
“Defendants’ unlawful actions have caused chaos in the Plaintiff States’ educational systems,” the lawsuit reads. “Plaintiff States already have planned for the upcoming academic year—which is set to start in weeks in many areas—in reliance on the billions of dollars that are now frozen.”
The lawsuit claims the administration’s decision to withhold the funds “is contrary to law, arbitrary and capricious, and unconstitutional.” All of the plaintiff states are represented by a Democratic attorney general or governor. (RELATED: California Defied Trump’s Ban On Men In Women’s Sports. Now, It’s Being Taken To Court)
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