While the Trump administration did freeze and cancel some agricultural and infrastructure funding, including programs affecting farmers, there is no clear evidence that Biden and Harris personally fought for years in court to unfreeze over two billion dollars specifically for Black farmers, nor that Trump ended such a program entirely.
Biden and Harris fought for years in the courts to unfreeze over two billion dollars of funding for Black farmers that was blocked by the first trump admin. Now he’s just ending the program entirely.

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Key Evidence
Trump's administration froze billions in federal funding affecting farmers and infrastructure.
tennesseelookout.comtennesseelookout.comBillions of dollars at stake for farmers hit by Trump funding freeze, pause on...
reuters.comreuters.comFarmers put plans, investments on hold under Trump USDA spending freeze
No sources confirm Biden and Harris engaged in years-long court battles specifically to unfreeze $2 billion for Black farmers.
No evidence shows Trump ended such a program entirely.
What the Evidence Shows
The claim can be broken down into several components: 1) Biden and Harris fought for years in courts to unfreeze over two billion dollars of funding for Black farmers; 2) This funding was blocked by the first Trump administration; 3) Trump is now ending the program entirely. Evidence shows that the Trump administration froze or canceled billions in various federal funding programs, including agriculture-related grants and infrastructure projects.tennesseelookout.comtennesseelookout.comBillions of dollars at stake for farmers hit by Trump funding freeze, pause on...
reuters.comreuters.comFarmers put plans, investments on hold under Trump USDA spending freeze
However, the search results do not provide specific information about a legal battle led by Biden and Harris to unfreeze funds specifically earmarked for Black farmers. The Biden-Harris administration has awarded significant grant funding in various areas but no direct confirmation of a court fight over $2 billion for Black farmers was found.
Additionally, while Trump froze or canceled some programs, there is no clear evidence that he ended a specific program dedicated solely to Black farmers entirely. The claim appears to conflate broader funding freezes with a targeted legal fight and program termination. Thus, the statement contains some factual elements about funding freezes but misrepresents the specifics regarding Biden-Harris legal actions and Trump's ending of a particular program.