The Trump administration has unfrozen the remaining $5.7 billion in funding for public schools, following a month-long pause that caused widespread concern. The initial freeze affected K-12 programs, summer camps, and after-school initiatives, impacting programs serving low-income children. The administration cited a review to ensure funds weren't used for 'left-wing' ideologies, despite previous congressional approval. The release follows a previous partial release of $1.3 billion and a lawsuit from several states.

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