Education Department Admits It Violated Court Order in Title IX Cases
- The White House Office of Special Counsel recommended severe sanctions, including removal, for Department of Education employees who violated a court order on Title IX regulations addressing gender identity.
- Chief Counsel Charles Baldis informed President Trump that the department's corrective actions were insufficient and called for thorough investigation and punishment of officials responsible for defying the court injunction.
- Whistleblower Timothy Mattson disclosed the violation and was recognized by Baldis for his significant persistence in reporting the issue.
- Baldis called for a comprehensive independent audit of enforcement actions in affected states with complete transparency to the OSC, Congress, and the public concerning findings and disciplinary measures.
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Trump Admin Goes After Biden-Era Gender Policies
The Trump administration is considering possible “correction action” against those behind the Biden administration’s gender identity push in schools. In a letter sent to President Trump, the U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC) wrote that a whistleblower alleged that the previous administration’s Education Department “failed to comply with a court injunction that prohibits the agency from addressing gender identity and/or transgender status and …
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Education Department admits it violated court order in Title IX cases
(The Center Square) – The U.S. Department of Education confirmed a whistleblower’s allegations that the agency violated a federal court order while handling Title IX cases tied to gender identity and sexual orientation, according to the U.S. Office of Special…
White House special counsel wants sanctions on Biden officials who conspired to violate court order
Suggests Department of Education consider "monetary reward" for Kansas City whistleblower, "given the significance of the disclosure, the risks he took in coming forward, and the strength of ED’s substantiation."
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