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As suits try to restore $16B Gateway tunnel project, work winds down

Everything was frozen in place — but warmer temperatures won’t help.

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NY and NJ sue Trump admin. over Gateway Tunnel Project funding

Montclair Local News · 8h

N.J. Sues Federal Gov’t Over Gateway Tunnel. Calls Funds Stoppage ‘Political Retribution’

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New York and New Jersey Sue Trump Administration Over $16B Funding Freeze for Hudson River Tunnels

New York and New Jersey sued the Trump administration on Tuesday for freezing $16 billion in federal funding for a new rail tunnel under the Hudson River between the two states, seeking a quick ruling...

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Lawsuit filed against federal government to restore critical Gateway Tunnel Project funding

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Trump administration sued over funding for Gateway tunnel project

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Gateway Development Commission sues Trump for breach of contract over Hudson River Tunnel cash

“President Trump has illegally frozen congressionally appropriated and contractually obligated funding for Gateway,” said Sen. Chuck Schumer, New York’s senior senator and the body’s minority leader.

The New York Skyline · 11h

NY and NJ sue Trump administration for withholding Gateway funding

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New Jersey and New York sue Trump administration over frozen Gateway tunnel funding

Hudson rail tunnel work could halt soon, causing layoffs. Here's why

Officials from the agency overseeing the $16 billion project said unless Trump lifts a pause on federal money, the project could stall.

Crain's New York

Tunneling to begin in summer 2026 for Hudson River rail tube linking NY and NJ

Tunnel boring for the long-awaited, $16 billion rail tunnel project connecting New York City and New Jersey is set to begin next summer, a significant milestone for the colossal infrastructure project that has suffered a series of starts and stops over the ...

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Trump stalls $16B rail tunnel project

Work on a massive rail tunnel linking New York and New Jersey is grinding to a halt after President Donald Trump cut off federal funding, according to POLITICO. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer blasted the move as “insane” and “absurd,