The Trump administration announced Tuesday that it will move special education oversight to the Department of Health and Human Services and civil rights enforcement to the Department of Justice, reducing the Education Department's direct role in these areas as part of Trump's broader effort to shrink the agency. Education advocacy groups worry this will weaken protections for students with disabilities and those from marginalized communities, while the administration frames it as cutting unnecessary bureaucracy. The actual impact on students remains to be seen, though the shift does represent a significant change in how federal oversight of these issues will function. Warren's concerns about students with disabilities align with education groups' stated worries about the reduced federal role, though experts disagree about whether these changes will ultimately harm or help students.