<h1>Sudden DOJ Grant Cuts Threaten Critical Support Services for Vulnerable Populations, Risking Public Safety Nationwide</h1> A federal agency abruptly cancelled over 350 Department of Justice grants worth more than $800 million, impacting numerous nonprofits serving vulnerable populations. The cuts affected organizations supporting domestic violence survivors, disability services, crime victim assistance, and law enforcement training. Many groups faced immediate layoffs and program closures, with advocates arguing the cancellations will harm public safety and critical support services for marginalized communities. The agency cited shifting law enforcement priorities as the rationale for the sudden grant terminations.