Denver has joined the lawsuit against the Trump administration for what the city describes as its "unlawful and unconstitutional move to revoke federal funding awarded to local jurisdictions."

Denver joined Chicago and Pima County, Arizona, in a lawsuit against the Trump administration over its move to revoke FEMA funding, the city announced Friday. Why it matters: It's the latest way Denver is challenging President Trump's policies,

The new lawsuit argues that President Donald Trump doesn’t have the power to seize the dollars because Congress doled them out.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is “not ready” for hurricane season, which starts June 1, an internal document warns as President Trump eyes eliminating the department entirely.

The Journal added that FEMA “is already months behind schedule in its preparations for the hurricane season,” which forecasters expect will be busier than usual, like last year. The season’s official start date is June 1, but storm activity in the Atlantic has begun in late May in recent years.