A lawsuit by a coalition co-led by Rhode Island Attorney General Peter Neronha has unlocked about $29 million in frozen federal education money for the state. Twenty-three Democratic attorneys general and two governors joined the suit after the Trump administration froze at the end of June almost $7 billion in funding for programs administered by the U.S. Department of Education. Neronha announced Tuesday that the money will be released by Oct. 3 under an agreement with the White House. “When we fight back against this administration, we win,” he said in a statement. The case is one of many in which Neronha has joined with fellow state prosecutors from around the nation to challenge actions by the Trump administration.