The Trump administration on Monday issued another warning to New York about congestion pricing, giving the state until May 21 to either put a stop to the tolling initiative or prove it doesn't violate federal law.

In a letter to Gov. Kathy Hochul, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said New York risks losing federal funding and approvals for certain projects from the Federal Highway Administration if it doesn't do one or the other.

“The federal government sends billions to New York — but we won’t foot the bill if Governor Hochul continues to implement an illegal toll to backfill the budget of New York’s failing transit system,” Duffy said in a statement on X. “We are giving New York one last chance to turn back or prove their actions are not illegal.”

In a statement, Hochul said sh

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