US judge blocks Trump effort to cut Planned Parenthood funding

On Monday, a federal judge in Boston prevented the Trump administration from ending the federal medical aid compensation for family planning clinics throughout the country, and decided that the effort was probably unconstitutional and is interested in protecting the first amendment of the group.

The American boycott judge has granted Andra Talwani, appointed Obama in Boston, the request to organize the family to obtain a preliminary judicial order in the country. “Patients are likely to suffer from harmful health consequences, as care or lack of care is disrupted,” she said on Monday.

She added: “In particular, restricting the ability of organs to provide health care services threatens an increase in unintended pregnancy and associated complications due to low access to effective contraceptives, and an increase in diseases transmitted with unbalanced and unpaid sexual intercourse.”

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Judge Talwani said on Monday that family planning had shown to the court enough that they were “likely to succeed in the advantages of” a lawsuit – one of the ways in which judges reside emergency requests for restraining relief – it is likely that patients and clinics resulting from the missing medicaid financing.

Lawyers of the planned family filed a lawsuit against Midikid discounts earlier this month, which was written under a ruling from a “beautiful, beautiful draft law” that was cleared by a small difference by congress led by Republicans and signed by President Donald Trump on July 4.

Prosecutors argued in their files that the cuts will lead to “serious” health risks over up to one million patients worldwide.

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The demonstrators carry signs during “hands outside!” Protest against President Donald Trump during a protest in April 2025 in Washington, DC (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana)

They also pointed to the potential increases in cancer and in infections that are not transmitted, especially in low -income societies.

They pointed out that many areas can also witness an increase in unplanned pregnancies as a result of reaching the lost contraceptive methods provided by their clinics.

Judge Talwani’s order is expected to apply nearly 600 health centers operating throughout the country by family planning. The Trump administration is definitely appearing, which can ask the higher courts to grant it administrative residency immediately while the minimum court battles continue to play.

The chapters of the planned paternity in Texas worked with a national organization to create a guide that removes women from discussions about pregnancy. (Saul Lub/AFP via Getty Images)

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The administration also found success in providing emergency orders to the Supreme Court. As of the earliest this month, the Supreme Court in favor of Trump ruled in most cases filed through the “shadow table” or through the application of emergency.

Ashley Oliver of Fox News contributed to this report.