A judge has temporarily halted the Trump administration’s efforts to eliminate the Job Corps program. According to Reuters, U.S. District Judge Andrew Carter issued a temporary restraining order on Wednesday in response to a lawsuit filed by a trade group that operates Job Corps centers.

The free education and training program, which serves 417 at-risk young adults in the Garden State and thousands nationally, will shut down by June 30.

U.S. Job Corps centers around the country, including a site in Pittsburgh, will remain open — at least for now. A federal judge in New York City on Wednesday issued a temporary restraining order that bars the U.