A House Democrat on the education committee announced an effort to impeach Education Secretary Linda McMahon, arguing she violated her oath and federal law by transferring dozens of Education Department programs to other federal agencies without Congress’s consent. The dispute centers on the administration’s outsourcing agreements affecting civil-rights enforcement and special education programming. The controversy mirrors a separate reporting thread that the Education Department has expanded interagency agreements. The newest agreements shift some special education programming to Health and Human Services and certain civil-rights, student privacy, and desegregation activities to Justice. Higher education leaders should expect increased uncertainty around accountability pathways, compliance documentation, and audit readiness for any grant-funded or compliance-linked program that moves across agencies—even if statutory responsibility remains with the Department of Education.