Laverne McGee , Reporter. Christie Zizo , Digital Editor. Marni Stahlman first heard about the memorandum from the White House Office of Management and Budget while watching late-night television. You can read the memo at the bottom of this story. But certainly by about the next morning, it was very clear as it started to trickle down through groups that I was associated with," Stahlman said.
Early Wednesday afternoon, the Trump administration rescinded M, a day after a federal judge temporarily halted the order. Stahlman said those concerns remain, despite the rollback of the memo.
State Sen. There was confusion over what benefits would be cut also alarmed seniors. Social Security and Medicare were never affected by the freeze, but nonprofits that help seniors may have been affected. News 6 spoke with Sen. Rick Scott, R-Florida, on Wednesday just before the order was rescinded. He is now the Chairman of the Special Committee on Aging and emphasized that their benefits are a priority. Social Security in about 13 years.
Could you put β help us clear up some confusion -". Stahlman, however, said the media did not cause the confusion and fear some nonprofit workers in Central Florida felt Tuesday. Christie joined the ClickOrlando team in November Local News. White House memo on federal grants rescinded but for Central Florida nonprofits, confusion, concern continue Pause on federal grants was supposed to happen Tuesday at 5 p.
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