Nazi education policy banned pluralistic or “un-German” views while turning schools into tools of state ideology. Oklahoma’s new “America First” test for teachers follows that logic by demanding allegiance to nationalism and punishing those with inclusive or critical approaches to teaching.

In Texas, MAGA are redrawing congressional maps to secure long-term dominance. The new maps reduce the voting power of Black and Latino communities. Under Project 2025’s vision, challenges to this would be harder to pursue through the Justice Department.

Project 2025 outlines using criminal statutes to prosecute voter fraud while downplaying federal responsibility for voter suppression. In states like Texas, this shift supports efforts to restrict mail-in voting & redraw districts with minimal outside interference.

P2025 also discourages DOJ involvement in reviewing state election procedures, directing complaints to local law enforcement. This decentralization benefits states like Texas that are actively redrawing maps without any federal civil rights oversight.

Texas is now the front line for Project 2025’s election agenda. The proposed legal structure protects partisan gerrymandering while ignoring civil rights voting issues. As Texas redraws its maps, Project 2025 offers the policy playbook to make those changes stick.