Yes. On September 25, 2026, the White House announced a pocket rescission targeting nearly $1 billion in previously appropriated federal funds under the Impoundment Control Act, notifying Congress just days before the fiscal year ends on September 30.
The largest item was $567 million in HHS funding for services involving refugees, asylees, and other noncitizens; other cuts included education, HUD housing counseling, and diversity-focused programs. Senate Appropriations Chair Susan Collins said lawmakers were told of about $810 million in rescissions without consultation and called the move unlawful. Source: White House statement (see also CBS News).