The Supreme Court on Tuesday said the Trump administration could continue for now to withhold funds to pay the full amount of federal food-assistance benefits for November

The Wall Street JournalTuesday, November 11, 2025 at 11:37:00 PM
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday said the Trump administration could continue for now to withhold funds to pay the full amount of federal food-assistance benefits for November
On November 11, 2025, the Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to maintain its withholding of funds for federal food-assistance benefits for the month of November. This ruling is significant as it occurs amid a government shutdown that is nearing resolution in Congress, emphasizing the complex interplay between judicial decisions and legislative processes. The withholding of these benefits impacts many individuals relying on federal assistance, raising concerns about food security during a critical time. As Congress works towards resolving the shutdown, the implications of this decision may influence discussions on funding and support for vulnerable populations, reflecting broader issues of governance and social welfare.
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