Trump administration restores part of Digital Equity Act after court ruling
The Trump administration terminated the Digital Equity Act, but a federal judge forced the restoration of a $1.25 billion program after ruling that certain provisions were unconstitutional. The decision highlights the ongoing tension between the administration's policy decisions and judicial oversight regarding the program's race-based components.
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Trump killed the Digital Equity Act, but US was forced to bring part of it back
The Trump administration terminated the Digital Equity Act, but a federal judge forced the restoration of a $1.25 billion program after ruling that certain provisions were unconstitutional. The decision highlights the ongoing tension between the administration's policy decisions and judicial oversight regarding the program's race-based components.
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