Did states or unions sue over Education offices moving to Labor and Interior?
Research question: Since the Supreme Court's order in McMahon v. New York, have states, unions, or school groups filed new lawsuits against the moves of Education Department offices to Labor and Interior, and what have courts said?
The records show that an amended lawsuit alleges the Education Department's outsourcing of programs to other agencies under interagency agreements is unlawful 1. The amended lawsuit argues that the department would remain the responsible agency for those programs even when the work shifts under those agreements 2. The records also show the Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to carry out a reduction in force at the Education Department on July 15, 2025 3. The verified facts do not identify the plaintiffs, the filing dates, or any court ruling on the moves to Labor and Interior, and the newest dated fact is from July 2025, more than a year before October 2026 3.
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"Education Department outsourcing is unlawful, amended lawsuit alleges"Education Department outsourcing is unlawful, amended lawsuit alleges
"Even when programming shifts under the interagency agreements, the Education Department would still be the agency responsible for these programs"Education Department outsourcing is unlawful, amended lawsuit alleges
"Supreme Court Permits Trump Administration to Carry Out Reduction in Force at ED"Financial Aid Litigation