Fact-check: “For the second time in one week, we are back in court, facing off against a President refusing to release Connecticut funds. On Tuesday, it was homelessness funding. Now, it's $3 million for mental h…”
Verdict: Partly True (52% confidence)
The core litigation facts check out: Connecticut and other states did win a court ruling around July 6–7, 2026 blocking Trump administration cuts to homelessness funding, and a new lawsuit filed in early July 2026 challenges the administration's attempt to cut roughly $1 billion in school-based mental health grants as violating a prior court order. But the specific $3 million figure attributed to Connecticut's mental health allocation is not confirmed in any documented primary source — only the…
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