Sen. Elizabeth Warren is urging the Department of Education to “rescind” its student loan transfer to the Department of Treasury, framing the move as part of a broader effort to dismantle the Education Department. The request comes around the one-year mark of Warren’s “Save Our Schools” campaign against administration changes. Warren’s statement highlights borrower-cost impacts and raises concern about administrative structure changes to federal student aid operations. The dispute is closely tied to ongoing interagency agreements that officials say are intended to shift program administration without reducing quality. For higher education institutions dependent on federal aid administration stability, the immediate risk is disruption to borrower services, systems, and compliance timelines as agencies redraw responsibilities.