Supreme Court allows Trump administration's mass firings at Education Department for now
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The Court's decision allows the executive branch to unlawfully dismantle a department established by Congress without proper authorization. This mass firing will cripple the department's ability to fulfill its statutory duties, harming students who depend on federal education programs and civil rights protections. The majority is either willfully blind to the constitutional implications or naive about the threat to separation of powers.