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ARTICLE VIEW:
Trump administration reversing counterterrorism funding cuts to New
York
By Kaitlan Collins, Priscilla Alvarez, CNN
Updated:
2:22 PM EDT, Fri October 3, 2025
Source: CNN
The Trump administration is reversing cuts to counterterrorism funding
for New York after the intervened, a person familiar with what happened
told CNN.
“I am pleased to advise that I reversed the cuts made to Homeland
Security and Counterterrorism for New York City and State. It was my
Honor to do so,” President Donald Trump said in a Truth Social post
on Friday.
Trump was only informed about the counterterrorism cuts to New York,
which have been met with strong pushback from state leaders, in recent
days and exploded in anger, ordering them to be reversed, the person
said.
“While FEMA’s initial allocation fully met program requirements,
after consultation with federal partners and in recognition of our
critical security partnership with New York, FEMA is providing access
to $136 million, bringing the State Homeland Security funding to $187
million to ensure it has the resources needed to counter and combat
evolving threats,” a spokesperson for the Department of Homeland
Security said on Friday.
New York Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul celebrated the news on X and
credited Trump with the reversal, writing: “From the moment tried to
defund our police and counterterrorism programs, we stood up and fought
back. I’m glad that heard our call to reverse these cuts.”
“That means $187 million for the NYPD, FDNY & first responders across
the state that keep New Yorkers safe,” she said.
In a letter to Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem,
Hochul had warned that cutting 86% of homeland security funding from
the state “serves only to make not just New York but all of America
more vulnerable to terrorist attacks.”
A district judge on Wednesday expressed similar concerns, citing 9/11
attacks and other threats, as they blocked the federal government from
diverting or withdrawing $34 million in funding to protect New York’s
transportation system from terrorist attacks, .
The striking reversal comes as the Trump administration has threatened
New York and other blue states with consequences if the government
shutdown persists, although cuts to counterterrorism funding predated
the shutdown.
Russell Vought, the White House’s budget chief, said on Wednesday
that the administration was pausing funding for two major New York City
construction projects while the government is shut down.
Vought added that construction on the Hudson Tunnel Project and the
Second Avenue Subway are specifically being targeted.
This story has been updated with additional details.
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