Washington ∙ Paul Dance, director of the Heritage Foundation’s Project 25, has resigned. Dance’s resignation comes in the wake of protracted controversies. Opponents have alleged that supporters of former President Donald Trump are behind the project. Supporters argue that Dan’s two-year effort has brought the project this far. Foundation President Kevin Roberts said. That the plan will continue even though the dance has been bid farewell and the plan has been prepared in such a way that it can be used by any administration.

The project calls for more powers for the president. The president should be able to hire more federal employees, but reduce the areas where federal intervention can take place. This also applies to the education sector. The project recommends the abolition of the Department of Education itself.

Tougher new immigration laws, including more border crossings and the completion of the southern border wall. Some laws for environmental protection are also being demanded to be changed. Some major environmental agencies are calling for a ban. These include the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the National Weather Service.