Group 1 - The lawsuit by Harvard University against the Trump administration centers on the illegal freezing of approximately $2.6 billion in federal funds due to alleged insufficient action against anti-Semitism on campus [1][3] - Harvard's legal representation argues that the government's actions violate the First Amendment and the Civil Rights Act, claiming that the funding cut threatens long-term research projects and the careers of faculty and students [1][3] - The Trump administration's legal team characterizes the case as a contract dispute, asserting that the federal government has the right to terminate funding to universities that do not align with government priorities [3] Group 2 - The case is viewed as a landmark lawsuit affecting the boundaries of power between the government and higher education institutions in the U.S. [4] - The Trump administration has already cut a total of $24 billion in federal funding to Harvard, impacting over 950 ongoing research projects [4] - Negotiations between Harvard's leadership and White House officials are ongoing, with indications that Harvard may be willing to cooperate with the Trump administration to resolve multiple legal battles [4]