Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport says it will no longer consider adding more Islamic foot-washing stations after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott threatened to pull funding due to "illegal religious discrimination." What we know: A DFW representative told Fox News Digital on Friday that airport officials had been reviewing the proposal for the new foot-washing stations, but they've since decided not to move forward.

"DFW was in the process of evaluating an internal proposal to add a set of ablution washing stations on the pre-security side of Terminal D, the international terminal. Like all proposed projects, the airport ultimately considers the operational benefits, customer service impacts, operational risks and costs before approving them. While that evaluation was planned, the airport accelerated its review due to elevated public interest this week and has determined not to proceed with the project as it would not deliver the originally anticipated operational benefits." The backstory: The change in course comes after Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced on Friday that he has launched a review regarding all state grants issued for DFW Airport, as well as Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, over potential "illegal religious discrimination" at the airports.

Katie Chaumont, assistant vice president of communications at DFW, said earlier this week that new ablution stations were being considered for the pre-security side of the international terminal.