Democrats are gearing up to defend the Education Department from potential Republican-led efforts to dismantle it following the November elections. The department has already faced significant reductions under the current administration, including workforce cuts and the creation of new interagency structures. President Trump and other Republicans have repeatedly advocated for abolishing the department, framing it as part of broader efforts to reshape federal education policy. If Democrats regain control of Congress, they will likely mobilize every available measure to block these changes.
Democrats are preparing to use all the tools at their disposal to halt the dismantling of the Education Department (ED) if they win the House or Senate in November. President Trump, like many other Republicans, has long called for the department to be abolished, and his administration has slashed its workforce and created interagency...
