The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) provides financial assistance to state and local governments for disaster relief and other emergencies. New York City sought reimbursement from FEMA for costs associated with sheltering migrants. The Trump administration clawed back some of these funds, leading to a legal challenge. - New York City requested a federal judge to order the immediate return of $80 million in FEMA funds. - The funds were initially intended to reimburse the city for sheltering migrants. - The Trump administration clawed back the funds, leading to the legal dispute. - Judge Jennifer H. Rearden in Manhattan declined to issue a temporary restraining order. - The city's request to temporarily block the funds from being clawed back was denied.