The Trump administration rescinded its order to freeze federal aid spending, just one day after issuing the order.

The freeze, announced Tuesday, halted nearly all federal grants, loans, and other financial assistance to beneficiaries. While the Trump administration insisted it would not impact aid to individuals or programs such as Social Security and Medicare, it nonetheless set off panic throughout Washington and beyond.

A federal judge temporarily halted the freeze before it was to take effect, and it is now gone with little fanfare.

Matt Vaeth, acting director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, issued a two-sentence rescission of the aid freeze on Wednesday, saying it is gone and directing questions to the general counsel for various federal agencies, according to reports.

The order was rescinded by the Trump White House to “end the confusion” and “end the injunction,” a source familiar told the Washington Examiner.

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