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A federal judge in Texas has blocked the Trump administration from using Pentagon funds for the border wall, citing the illegality of using military construction funds. The Pentagon will assess the legality and cost of deploying troops at the southern border, responding to Congress's concerns. Meanwhile, lawsuits have been filed against the University of California system, alleging that requiring SAT or ACT exams violates state civil rights laws. Lastly, Newsy's primetime shows are available for streaming on various platforms.

What did the federal judge in Texas rule regarding the use of Pentagon funds?

• They must be returned to the Treasury.

• They can be used for building schools.

• They cannot be used for the construction of the border wall.

• They can be used for any military purpose.

What is the Pentagon evaluating concerning the southern border?

• The number of Border Patrol agents needed.

• The effectiveness of the border wall.

• The legality and cost of troop deployment.

• The construction of new military bases.

How many U.S. military troops are currently deployed at the southern border?

• Nearly 3,000

• About 10,000

• Around 6,501

• Approximately 5,000

What is the main allegation in the lawsuits against the University of California system?

• The university does not provide enough scholarships.

• The university discriminates against international students.

• The university charges excessive tuition fees.

• The requirement of SAT or ACT exams violates civil rights laws.

Who filed the lawsuits against the University of California system?

• A group of university professors.

• A group of alumni.

• A coalition of students and advocacy groups.

• The federal government.