Michigan and several other states have scored a temporary victory against a Trump administration order imposing restrictions on services for undocumented immigrants.

A federal judge in Rhode Island issued a preliminary injunction to block restrictions on such services as the federal preschool program Head Start, food banks and adult education.

President Donald Trump’s order would have reclassified certain community-level programs as federal benefits, making them unavailable to undocumented immigrants.

Other programs that could have been affected include community health centers, domestic violence shelters and Title X family planning clinics.

“I am relieved that this decision by the Court ensures that families in Michigan and across the country can continue to rely on these essential so

See Full Page