Unions expand lawsuit against Trump's Education Department overhaul, challenging interagency agreements transferring duties. Critics cite concerns over student harm and program efficiency as responsibilities shift.
The Trump administration is dismantling the Education Department by using interagency agreements, shifting programs to other agencies despite legal challenges and staff reductions. Critics decry the impact on education.
A lawsuit challenges the Education Department's new rule that restricts Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) for those working with travelers or trans youth. Groups claim it's ideologically driven.
Supreme Court allows Education Department to proceed with 1,300 layoffs, overruling a lower court order. Dissents highlight division dismantling. Impact on students, teachers & communities anticipated.
Trump's executive order mandated Education Department drawdown, sparking disputes over program control transfer to the Labor Department. Democrats object, citing lack of authority and potential inefficiencies in managing education grants.
