The employees of the educational department have to be reinstated by Trump: Richter

A federal judge instructed the Trump administration on Thursday to reintroduce more than 1,300 employees of the US Ministry of Education.

“The department must be able to carry out its functions and obligations as well as” other relevant laws, as required by the congress “, wrote the US district judge Myong Joun in Boston in the injunction.

On March 11, the US Ministry of Education announced a reduction in violence that would have disappointed the agency's employees by half.

Two days later, 21 states – including Michigan, Nevada and New York – submitted a lawsuit against the Trump administration because of their employee cuts in the educational department.

After President Donald Trump signed an executive regulation on March 20 to reduce the educational department, more parties sued the agency, including the American Federation of Teachers.

In the injunction on Thursday, the judge pointed out that the employees led cuts to close seven out of twelve offices that were commissioned to enforce civil rights, including the protection of students from discrimination based on breed and disability.

The entire team, which supervises the free application for Federal Aid or FAFSA, has also been removed, the judge said. (According to Mark Kantrowitz, expert in university education, around 17 million families apply for college help every year.)

“These are good news for students,” said James Kvaal, who acted for former President Joe Biden as US Under -State Secretary for Education. “The universities are already warning that these mass layoffs endanger financial aid and need millions of borrowers to avoid loan failures in the course of this year.”

Former President Jimmy Carter founded the current Ministry of Education of the Ministry of Education in 1979. Since then, the agency has suspended other existential threats in its first term. Former President Ronald Reagan called her end and Trump to bring her together with the Ministry of Labor.

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