The Trump administration is reinstating nearly $2 million in Title X funding to Oklahoma and Tennessee, reversing a Biden-era decision that cut the states from the federal family planning program over rule compliance issues, The Hill reported.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health confirmed to The Hill that it was awarded $1.96 million under the Title X program. A department spokesperson said the total award could be higher, depending on the final allocation. The Tennessee Department of Health also confirmed receipt of an award notice, though a spokesperson said in an email that “it is too early to speculate on how the Department will obligate the funding.”

Title X is the only federal program specifically dedicated to providing birth control and reproductive health services to low-income Americans. In 2013, nearly 4,000 clinics serving about 2.8 million people were supported by Title X, according to nonprofit health advocacy group KFF.

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