Trump Administration Ends Dozens of Interior Department Partnerships Following Contract Review
- The Trump administration's Interior Department ended 43 partnerships with outside groups, cutting over $4 million in funding for programs related to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, environmental justice, and support for illegal immigrants as these did not align with administration priorities.
- The department's review found nearly 3,000 active agreements with around 2,000 outside groups, many of which lacked clear benefit or conflicted with the department's mission, prompting the termination of contracts involving internships, conservation, research, and cooperative activities.
- Groups affected included the Hispanic Access Foundation, Latino Outdoors, Conservation International, and The Cultural Landscape Foundation, all cited for activities conflicting with administration priorities such as promoting scholarships to illegal immigrants or fossil fuel phaseouts.
- Matthew Middleton stated the Interior Department aims to invest in partnerships that support responsible stewardship, public land access, and tangible benefits for the American people, ending ties with organizations opposing administration priorities.
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Interior Department Ends 43 Partnerships Over DEI, Immigration And Anti-Energy Advocacy
The Department of the Interior said a review found outside agreements that conflicted with Trump administration priorities, leading to the termination of partnerships and more ... The post Interior Department Ends 43 Partnerships Over DEI, Immigration And Anti-Energy Advocacy first appeared on [your]NEWS.
The Department of the Interior (DOI), under the leadership of Doug Burgum, has decided to cancel 43 collaboration agreements with external groups that, according to the agency, no longer align with the priorities of the Trump administration. This measure implies the elimination of more than $4 million in planned funding for initiatives related to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), environmental justice and support programs for undocumented i…
Dept. of Interior Ends 36 Partnerships Over DEI, Activism
The Trump administration has cut ties between the Interior Department and more than three dozen organizations linked to environmental activism and diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, a move that officials say will save taxpayers about $4 million. The Department of the Interior announced the action after reviewing roughly 2,000 active agreements with outside groups. Officials...
Trump administration cuts loose scores of progressive organizations
A review by the Department of the Interior has led to the axing of thousands of agreements made with groups “operating in direct opposition” to the Trump administration’s priorities. Secretary Doug Burgum reportedly led the review, which resulted in the cutting of 43 partnerships with outside groups, “eliminating more than $4 million in planned funding for programs tied to DEI, environmental justice and support services for illegal immigrants,” …
Trump administration cuts loose scores of progressive organizations · American Wire News
A review by the Department of the Interior has led to the axing of thousands of agreements made with groups “operating in direct opposition” to the Trump administration’s priorities. Secretary Doug Burgum reportedly led the review, which resulted in the cutting of 43 partnerships with outside groups, “eliminating more than $4 million in planned funding for programs tied to DEI, environmental justice and support services for illegal immigrants,” …
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