The Trump administration on Friday announced it reached a settlement with Northwestern University, agreeing to restore access to hundreds of millions in federal funding in exchange for promises the school made to enforce civil rights protections for Jewish students.

“Today’s settlement marks another victory in the Trump administration’s fight to ensure that American educational institutions protect Jewish students and put merit first,” Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a statement . “Institutions that accept federal funds are obligated to follow civil rights law — we are grateful to Northwestern for negotiating this historic deal.”

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