Sen. Elizabeth Warren is pressing the U.S. Department of Education to “rescind” its transfer of federal student aid services to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, arguing the move would undermine borrowers and dismantle the department. Warren’s petition frames the shift as a key part of the administration’s broader effort to weaken public education institutions and raise costs for families. The push follows a year of changes Warren says have created higher monthly costs for borrowers and altered student aid administration through interagency agreements. The letter comes as Congress and the sector prepare for further federal rulemaking on accreditation and compliance. For colleges and aid administrators, the immediate issue remains operational continuity: systems, timelines, and borrower-facing services typically become harder to manage when program administration shifts across federal agencies.