A significant federal funding freeze is impacting schools across the United States, with various districts and programs facing potential cuts totaling billions of dollars. Notably, the Trump administration has withheld nearly $7 billion in education grants, affecting after-school programs, adult education, and K-12 funding in numerous states. The freeze has resulted in programs being scaled back or put on hold, leaving families and educators in a state of uncertainty. In particular, over $6 billion in K-12 funding remains unreleased, seriously threatening educational resources in states like Pennsylvania, Colorado, and California. Furthermore, vital programs for immigrant families and vulnerable students are at risk as federal funding cuts are applied. Many localities, including Omaha and Idaho, fear devastating consequences as they grapple with the immediate repercussions of this funding situation.