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President Trump is blocking a number of spending plans by using a pocket rescission, something he has done in the past to stop some spending authorized by Congress.
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Confidence not measured.
Accuracy: True. The excerpts support that President Trump used or announced use of a pocket rescission to block/cancel current spending and that he used a similar pocket rescission previously to cancel congressionally appropriated spending. NPR, Politico, and the Spokesman-Review describe the 2026 $810 million episode as a pocket rescission that would cause funds to go unspent (S1P2-S1P3, S3P1-S3P3, S4P1). They also report a prior 2025/last-year similar maneuver involving over $4 billion in foreign aid (S2P2, S3P4, S4P2).