Federal special education programs face potential cuts under the Trump administration, sparking concern from disability advocates and even some Republican lawmakers. Critics argue that scaling back these services could leave vulnerable students without critical support, including individualized learning plans and necessary resources. With bipartisan support for maintaining funding, the debate highlights broader tensions over education policy and federal spending priorities. The outcome could reshape access to education for children with disabilities nationwide.
Advocates for children with disabilities — and even some Republican lawmakers — are warning that the federal government needs to preserve its special education programs as the Trump administration ...
