The Court Ordered Trump's Administration to Return $2.2 Billion to Harvard: Details of the Decision

According to glavcom.ua: Harvard University announced that it has received notification of the restoration of some federal grants that were previously canceled. However, the funds have not yet arrived in the institution's accounts. According to The Hill, this follows a court ruling that Donald Trump's administration did not have the right to withhold funding, reports

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A university representative noted that Harvard has begun receiving notifications about the restoration of many federal grants from various government agencies. However, he emphasized that payments have not yet been resumed, and the university is closely monitoring the situation.

The Situation of Funding at Harvard University

Although the court ordered Trump's administration to return $2.2 billion, there is no guarantee that the funds will remain, as the government may appeal this decision. The restoration of funding occurs amid negotiations between the administration and the university, which has been under pressure from the federal government for several months.

Harvard University has nevertheless managed to receive notification about the restoration of federal grants, but the funds have not yet arrived. Although the court has already ruled in their favor, the situation remains tense, and the university is closely monitoring further developments in joint negotiations with the government.