(AP) – A federal judge on Wednesday blocked Trump administration restrictions on services for immigrants in the country illegally, including the federal preschool program Head Start, health clinics and adult education. Under the proposed changes, some community-level programs would be reclassified as federal public benefits, making them inaccessible to people without legal status. Proponents of Head Start immediately voiced concern that the new policy would harm immigrant communities by taking away health services and educational opportunities. The administrative burdens of implementing the new rule would cause many under-resourced Head Start programs to close, according to the plaintiffs’ complaint. The federal government said it interprets Head Start as a federal public benefit, similar to welfare programs that exclude immigrants in the country illegally.