Project 2025, a blueprint for conservative policies under a potential second Trump presidency, aims to transform the federal bureaucracy, notably proposing the elimination of the Department of Education and redistribution of its responsibilities to states or other agencies. Despite former President Trump's disavowal of Project 2025, representatives from the Heritage Foundation are undeterred, viewing it as a way to reduce Washington's influence. The plan includes controversial initiatives like banning abortion nationwide and mass deportations of federal workers and undocumented immigrants. Additionally, it suggests reclassifying federal employees as political appointees to align with Trump's agenda, potentially affecting up to 500,000 workers nationwide. Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 serves as a guide to expedite conservative policies within the first 180 days of a new administration.