California will receive nearly $1 billion in previously frozen federal education funds after the Trump administration reversed course amid growing outrage and concern about the impacts to students across the nation.

The Trump administration has frozen more than $300 million in National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health and other federal agency-funded research at UCLA, citing allegations the school discriminates in admissions and has failed to protect the civil rights of Jewish students.

Trump suspended the loophole in February for China, Mexico and Canada, but he reinstated it to allow Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to establish protocol for collecting tariff revenue on low-value imports that would be eligible for the exemption.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris said she would not run for public office because the system is “broken,” as she reflected on her decision not to pursue a gubernatorial run in California and spoke about what she views as “capitulation” by those tasked with guarding democracy during Donald Trump’s second administration.

Harris’s first post-election interview comes just days after she announced that she would not run for California governor.