Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Monday that $2.1 billion in federal funding to Pennsylvania that was frozen by the Trump administration has been restored.

Governor Josh Shapiro says Pennsylvania will be receiving about $2 billion in federal funds that had been frozen by the Trump administration. The Governor said the fund freeze impacted “key priorities across Pennsylvania,

The Democratic governor sued the Trump administration earlier this month over what he argued was an unconstitutional freeze of more than $2 billion in funds already approved by Congress.

The White House has restored federal funding to Pennsylvania government that was withheld earlier this year, generating a suit against Trump by Shapiro.

Nearly $2 billion in federal funding is flowing back into Pennsylvania after the Shapiro Administration successfully pressed the Trump Administration to release frozen funds already earmarked by Congress and approved to be distributed to the Commonwealth.

A federal judge will consider a request to further block President Donald Trump’s administration from freezing grants and loans potentially totaling trillions of dollars.