A battle over diversity, equity and inclusion is costing Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport $57 million.

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Channel 2 Consumer Investigator Justin Gray reviewed the letters between the Trump Administration and City of Atlanta obtained by Channel 2.

The Federal Aviation Administration wanted the city to sign new grant language disavowing diversity, equity and inclusion programs to get the funding, but the city refused.

The airport planned to use that grant money to replace taxiway pavement, renovate restrooms and to lower airport emissions.

According to the grant application, more than $37 million is permanently lost.

The FAA says the airport could still get the remaining $19 million if it agrees to the new grant la

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