Jin10 data reported on July 26 that a senior U.S. government official stated on Friday that the Trump administration plans to distribute over $5 billion in funding to public schools, which has been withheld for nearly a month. This alleviates the anxiety and uncertainty faced by school leaders for several weeks, who have expressed that the funding freeze would jeopardize programs and staffing for the upcoming school year. The U.S. government reviewed nearly $7 billion in funding on June 30 and released $1.3 billion of it last week. The official said that the review of the remaining funds has been completed. Nebraska Republican Congressman Don Bacon celebrated the move on social media and pointed out that he pushed for the release of this money. "Announcing an exciting news! All frozen education funds have been unfrozen for the upcoming new school year."