Republicans who back President Trump’s push to shrink the Education Department remain divided over his proposed restructuring, questioning whether his plans could weaken oversight of federal education programs. Concerns focus on potential gaps in accountability and funding for key initiatives, even as some lawmakers support broader efforts to reduce federal influence. The debate highlights tensions between party loyalty and policy priorities as the administration outlines its vision for education reform. Critics argue the changes could leave vulnerable students without critical protections, while supporters see an opportunity to streamline bureaucracy.
Republicans generally supportive of President Donald Trump’s goal of dismantling the Education Department still have their doubts about key parts of his plans for the agency, with one GOP lawmaker ...
