“Restore the DOE”: Federal judge blocks Trump’s attempt to dismantle Department of Education

A federal judge threw a key to the president Donald TrumpPlan to dismantle Ministry of EducationThe administration ordered the return of hundreds of Federal workers’ situation The president’s executive order was banned.

in A judicial order was issued on ThursdayThe American boycott judge, Maung John, described the actions of the Trump administration as a flagrant end about the approval of the necessary Congress.

John wrote in the ruling: “The record reveals that the real defendant’s true intention is to dismantle the administration effectively without an authorization law.”

Joun presented a set of reasons for granting an initial judicial order, saying that the plaintiffs are likely to succeed in one foundation, they faced imminent damage, and that the measures taken by the Trump administration were arbitrary and volatile and exceeded their authority under the law.

It was required by Trump officials to unlike the demobilization of workers and stop any other procedures to reduce the size of the cabinet department.

John’s ruling was one of the numerous strikes issued to the conservative movement against public education by the courts on Thursday. in DivisionThe Supreme Court upheld the minimum decision to prohibit the establishment of the first religious religious school in the country.

The possible Saint Issidor School of the Seville Catholic School was the first religious school in the country to operate under a private sector charter. School opposed the Republican Prosecutor in Oklahoma Gintner Dramund, who It seems that fear The precedent set by St. Esidor will allow general funding for “radical Islamic schools”.

Dramond, the ruler of the state and the education supervisor, called in a publication to X to celebrate his clear loss in the Supreme Court.

“I fought them at every turn to support our Christian values ​​and defend religious freedom and won,” he wrote.

Oklahoma provides tax credits to help compensate for tuition fees in private schools, including those run by religious institutions.