"Concerns over the Education Department's recent budget cuts have taken a new turn, with a scathing report from the Office of Inspector General (OIG) suggesting that some of these reductions may be undermining the agency's ability to fulfill its legal obligations. The OIG investigation found that several key programs and initiatives, including those related to student loan forgiveness and civil rights enforcement, have been disproportionately impacted by the cuts. As a result, the department's ability to ensure equal access to education for all students and protect the rights of vulnerable populations may be compromised. The report's findings are likely to raise eyebrows among lawmakers and advocates, who will be watching closely to see how the Education Department responds to these allegations."
Some Education Department cuts ‘appear’ to impact legal duties, OIG says K-12 Dive
