U.S. Department of Education retweeted
OPERATION GHOSTBUSTERS 👻🇺🇸
Kenyan nationals used stolen American identities to commit fraud by funneling federal student aid for their own personal gain and co-conspirators overseas.
Fraudsters like these are being crushed under @WHFraudTF and @TheJusticeDept leadership.
U.S. Department of Education retweeted
.@AAGMcDonald gives an update on Operation Ghostbusters, a nationwide investigation into federal student loan fraud:
"Today, we are announcing charges against five defendants and the seizure of more than $750,000 in cryptocurrency tied to this scheme, and laundered through a network associated with Kenyan nationals... Whether you’re in Nebraska, New Jersey, Virginia, or Nairobi, we will pursue you and bring you to justice. The American people deserve better than ghost students, fake applications, and stolen aid."
ICYMI, @EDSecMcMahon has been ALL over the USA this week outlining the Trump Administration’s vision for the future of American Education.
U.S. Department of Education retweeted
🚨 BREAKING: The Trump DOJ uncovered a MULTIMILLION dollar student loan fraud scheme perpetrated in part by KENYANS in America
These Kenyans were STEALING American identities, applying for student loans, then sending that money back to KENYA
SEND THEM ALL BACK. We DO NOT need these people here.
Multiple Kenyans have now been indicted by federal grand juries on SEVERAL federal charges, including theft of government money and aggravated identity theft.
American victims — some of which never went to college — were victims of this scheme, had their identities stolen, and their credit absolutely WRECKED.
These third worlders are absolute scumbags.
U.S. Department of Education retweeted
.@AAGMcDonald breaks down the results of Operation Ghostbusters—a @DOJ investigation into a large-scale federal student loan fraud scheme: "Today, we are announcing charges against five defendants and the seizure of more than $750,000 in cryptocurrency tied to this scheme and laundered through a network associated with Kenyan nationals."
U.S. Department of Education retweeted
From K-12 to workforce to higher education, the future of American education is bright!
Thank you @VanderbiltU for hosting the final stop of my speaking series, “The Next 250: American Education”! 🇺🇸
🚨 Live Now: youtu.be/l9pzCbpIFyY?si=Abte…
Tune in as @EDSecMcMahon delivers her fourth and final keynote address in Tennessee on the Trump Administration’s higher education reforms, concluding her speaking series, “The Next 250: American Education.”:
🚨 October 28, 2026; 4:30 PM ET
➡️ youtube.com/@USEdGov
Tune in as @EDSecMcMahon delivers her fourth and final keynote address in Tennessee on the Trump Administration’s higher education reforms, concluding her speaking series, “The Next 250: American Education.”:
🚨 October 28, 2026; 4:30 PM ET
➡️ youtube.com/@USEdGov
U.S. Department of Education retweeted
American higher education is overdue for a reset.
Tune in today at 4:30 PM ET as I lay out my vision to restore excellence, accountability, and opportunity to our nation’s universities.
Read more in @realDailyWire! ⬇️
dailywire.com/news/linda-mcm…
Linda McMahon is in Nashville today for a major speech on the future of American colleges, we have a preview on @realDailyWire. It’s an incredible speech—in many ways a sequel to Marco Rubio’s speech in Greece.
Why did she pick Nashville? Because Vanderbilt is proactively reforming, and should be an example for the rest of the country, she says
dailywire.com/news/linda-mcm…
Congratulations to our 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholars!
See the full list of this year’s honorees: ed.gov/about/news/press-rele…
U.S. Department of Education retweeted
Lo-fi Beats to Dismantle DEI 🎶
DEI’s off the menu. Lock in, sit back, and let the vibes from a great American institution carry you through the workday. teapaw.org/i/broadcasts/1MJgNbRVR…
...and they would've gotten away with it, if it weren't for @POTUS and @EDSecMcMahon!
U.S. Department of Education retweeted
Why is it so important that we return education to the states?
Because the status quo is failing too many students.
Washington has spent more than $3 trillion on education over nearly five decades, yet kids can’t read or do math.
Our children deserve better. It’s time to put parents, communities, and states back in the driver’s seat.

























