Why did the federal government retract $80 million from New York City and what concerns does this raise?

The federal government reclaimed $80 million in FEMA funds previously allocated to New York City for addressing the migrant crisis. This action appears to be part of a competition among Trump's Cabinet secretaries to make deep agency cuts. The retraction raises significant concerns about the legality of taking back congressionally approved funds and creates widespread uncertainty for state and local officials nationwide who rely on federal funding. The move sends a shockwave across the country as mayors, city councils, and governors now fear that money they thought was secured for their budgets could be suddenly withdrawn, disrupting their planned operations and services.