The warning is from Bob Eitel, the head of the Defense of Freedom Institute and a former senior counselor to the secretary of education.
His concern was documented in a report at the Washington Examiner, which cited the federal bureaucracy's announcement that it will "revisit" regulations issued under the Trump administration concerning accreditation, student loans, and more.
The impact of those rules changes at the time primarily was to protect the rights of colleges and universities to follow their faith standards, and were created by consensus of all the stakeholders involved.
"That the Biden Education Department would take it upon themselves to undo that consensus doesn't make any sense," Eital explained to the Examiner during an interview. "And given some of the anti-faith postures taken by the department in the Biden administration on issues of religion and faith and culture, anybody who attends a faith-based institution should be very concerned about what the department might do." READ MORE
