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Project 2025 is a plan about how to regulate and control people of color, including how they organize, work, play and live. It seeks to regulate what they do with their bodies, how they advocate for their rights, and how they build family and community — all while disregarding the historical injustices and contemporary persecution they have experienced.

Arjun Sethi, adjunct professor of law at Georgetown Law
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Department of Education

… DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Lindsey M. Burke - 4477 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Lindsey M. Burke Chapter Department of Education Page number 319 … DEPARTMENT OF … - page 319
… policy should be limited and, ultimately, the federal Department of Education should be eliminated. When power is … military academies, and lifelong learning programs. Chapter Department of Education Page number 319 … Federal education … policy should be limited and, ultimately, the federal Department of Education should be eliminated. When power is … - page 319
… Congress planted the seeds for what would become the U.S. Department of Education (ED or the department). In July of that year, President Lyndon B. … children and lower-income college students. Chapter Department of Education Page number 320 … For most of our … - page 320
… Funds,’ which relied on ESEA formulas. The same year, the department spent more than $2 billion just to administer … of close to $100 billion in direct student loans. Chapter Department of Education Page number 321 … through the … Funds,’ which relied on ESEA formulas. The same year, the department spent more than $2 billion just to administer … - page 321
… of federal education programs outside of a single department. But for those interested in expanding federal … lobbied for and delivered the Cabinet-level agency. Chapter Department of Education Page number 321 … Congress could … of federal education programs outside of a single department. But for those interested in expanding federal … - page 321
… to act as a “corralling” mechanism. Carter signed the Department of Education Organization Act® into law in 1979, … wake of Johnson’s War on Poverty under one roof. Chapter Department of Education Page number 321 … When it was … to act as a “corralling” mechanism. Carter signed the Department of Education Organization Act® into law in 1979, … - page 321
… budgets that must be balanced each year. By FY 2022, the department’s discretionary and mandatory appropriation … has attendant federal strings and red tape. Chapter Department of Education Page number 321 … It has had the … budgets that must be balanced each year. By FY 2022, the department’s discretionary and mandatory appropriation … - page 321
… higher education lobby, families and students do not need a Department of Education to learn, grow, and improve their … tackle this entrenched infrastructure. Chapter Department of Education Page number 323 … Bolstered by an … higher education lobby, families and students do not need a Department of Education to learn, grow, and improve their … - page 323
… the collective programs now housed within the walls of the department, student academic outcomes remain stagnant. On … graders scored proficient in reading in 2022. Chapter Department of Education Page number 323 … Federal … the collective programs now housed within the walls of the department, student academic outcomes remain stagnant. On … - page 323
… Additionally, the department has created a - 4512 Additionally, the department has created a “shadow” department of education operating in states across the … - page 323
… on extensive fieldwork, interviews, and analysis of the Department of Education. The report, Education at a … to growth in student enrollment from 1992 to 2015. Chapter Department of Education Page number 324 … This bloat has … on extensive fieldwork, interviews, and analysis of the Department of Education. The report, Education at a … - page 324
… the next Administration should work with Congress to pass a Department of Education Reorganization Act to reform, eliminate , or move the department’s programs and offices to appropriate agencies. … and to each of the programs currently operated by the department. Chapter Department of Education Page number 324 … - page 324
… THE - 4524 PROGRAM AND OFFICE PRIORITIZATION WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT Chapter Department of Education Page number 324 … PROGRAM AND OFFICE PRIORITIZATION WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT … PROGRAM AND OFFICE PRIORITIZATION WITHIN THE - … - page 324
… federal funding for lowerincome school districts, to the Department of Health and Human Services, specifically the … as a no-strings-attached formula block grant. Chapter Department of Education Page number 324 … • Transfer Title … federal funding for lowerincome school districts, to the Department of Health and Human Services, specifically the … - page 324
… - 4533 • Move student-driven Impact Aid programs to the Department of Defense Education Authority (DoDEA) or the Department of Interior’s Bureau of Indian Education. Chapter Department of Education Page number 326 … • Move … - page 326
… into a universal program, formula-funded, and moved to the Department of Health and Human Services. Chapter Department of Education Page number 326 … • The D.C. … into a universal program, formula-funded, and moved to the Department of Health and Human Services. … • The D.C. … - page 326
… Technical, and Adult Education’s few programs to the Department of Labor, but Chapter Department of Education Page number 326 … Office of Career, … Technical, and Adult Education’s few programs to the Department of Labor, but … Office of Career, Technical, and … - page 326
… with disabilities, those assets should be moved to the Department of Justice (DOJ) along with the Office for Civil Rights (OCR). Chapter Department of Education Page number 327 … To the extent that … with disabilities, those assets should be moved to the Department of Justice (DOJ) along with the Office for Civil … - page 327
… Congress to eliminate or move OPE programs to ETA at the Department of Labor. Chapter Department of Education Page number 327 … The next … Congress to eliminate or move OPE programs to ETA at the Department of Labor. … The next Administration should work … - page 327
… deemed important to our national security interests to the Department of State. Chapter Department of Education Page number 327 … Move programs … deemed important to our national security interests to the Department of State. … Move programs deemed important to our … - page 327

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Project 2025 - Top Issues

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Medicare, education, health care, climate change, veterans, energy, birth control, Social Security, overtime, agriculture, mifepristone, Israel, small business, school lunches, disabilities, Supreme Court, abortion, the death penalty, porn, immigration

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