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One year after major layoffs, the Education Department faces weakened oversight due to staff cuts, sparking concern over student loans and civil rights.
One year after sweeping layoffs at the U.S. Department of Education, Democrats and advocates criticize the Trump administration’s efforts to dismantle the agency, citing weakened oversight of student loans and civil rights enforcement due to staff shortages.
The Government Accountability Office reported halted assessments of loan servicers and widespread dismissal of discrimination complaints.
Despite a congressional funding increase, plans to transfer education functions to other agencies face criticism over lack of expertise and risk to vital programs.
A proposed full dissolution has stalled, leaving the department’s future uncertain.
Un año después de grandes despidos, el Departamento de Educación se enfrenta a una supervisión debilitada debido a recortes de personal, lo que despierta preocupación sobre los préstamos estudiantiles y los derechos civiles.