(CNN) -- A Texas judge Friday denied Planned Parenthood's request to be included in the state's newly revamped women's health program. Judge Stephen Yelenosky said he denied the organization's request for a temporary injunction because it was unlikely Planned Parenthood would win at trial, since federal funds are not at issue in the case. "If, as plaintiffs argue, a successor program must be Medicaid-funded then the only legal remedy would be for this court to shut down the state-funded women's health program, not to order the inclusion of Planned Parenthood," Judge Yelenosky wrote in the ruling. Texas lawmakers applauded the ruling.
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NEW: Judge says with no federal funds involved, Planned Parenthood doesn't have a case
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Planned Parenthood is excluded from the state's Women's Health Program
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The law puts funding of women's health clinics in state hands rather than federal
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No clinics associated with abortion providers can receive any of the money
"This case isn't about Planned Parenthood â€” it's about the women who rely on @placeholder health centers for basic care every day.