In a significant shift in education policy, the Trump administration has signed an executive order aimed at dismantling the Department of Education, raising concerns over the potential impact on student loans and funding for schools across the nation. Top House Democrats are urging the administration to reverse this decision, emphasizing the vital role the department plays in supporting educational programs and protecting the interests of students. While advocates express differing perspectives on this move, many warn that the closure of the department could lead to chaos, particularly for those with student loans and special education programs. As reactions from governors and educators pour in, the implications of this decision for the future of education funding and support remain a topic of heated debate.