The nation’s largest teachers union — which is also the largest labor union in the United States — has unveiled a wish list of new business items so far Left that even some of its own members might raise an eyebrow, including a formal push to oust President Donald Trump before the midterms, taxpayer-funded “reparations” initiatives, and a plan to hand out cards instructing members how to stonewall ICE agents. Item 10 on the wish list, backed by 50 delegates out of California, calls on the National Education Association to demand Trump’s “impeachment, conviction, and removal” from office and to organize a mass march on Washington to force him out before November’s midterms, school choice advocate Corey A. DeAngelis reported on Sunday. The rationale warns darkly of a “MAGA mob” staging another “coup attempt” if Republicans lose badly at the polls — a hypothetical scenario used to justify a real-world call to remove a sitting president. The price tag on the wish list item is a jaw-dropping $5.2 million. “The National Education Association will call for the impeachment, conviction, and removal of Donald Trump from the US Presidency.” They want a “National March on Washington D.C. to remove Trump before the November 2026 midterm election” The business item would cost $5,236,193. pic.twitter.com/46kwokpA4m — Corey A. DeAngelis, school choice evangelist (@DeAngelisCorey) July 6, 2026 Item 24 has the National Education Association president lobbying the Congressional Black Caucus to push “Educational Reparations,” which backers claim would wipe out student loan debt, funnel cash to HBCUs, and blow up property-tax-based school funding entirely. Then there’s Item 46, which would have the union print and distribute so-called “Red Cards” — multilingual materials designed to help educators and students’ families evade Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The union frames it as protecting scared families, but critics are likely to see it as an official taxpayer-adjacent institution instructing staff on how to obstruct federal immigration enforcement. Cost: nearly $219,000. The union isn’t shy about wading into foreign policy, either. Item 85 would have NEA Today, the union’s official magazine, publish articles defending teachers who bring lessons on “genocide in Palestine” into their classrooms, complete with language about “generational trauma” — a $222,000 initiative delegates say is necessary because educators are being “disciplined, doxxed and fired” for airing their views on the Israeli-Hamas war. Gender ideology also gets heavy play. Item 20 would rewrite the union’s family emergency planning guides to include instructions for transgender individuals on legal name changes and “affirming healthcare,” while Item 78 would post state-by-state “legal risk” maps for transgender people and promote a “Trans Youth in Sports Conversation Guide,” at a cost of $12,500. Rounding things out, Item 42 asks the union to build a $314,000 “Culturally Responsive Teaching” library pushing “gender equity matters” and multilingual instruction into classrooms nationwide. All told, the proposals would cost the union more than $6 million combined — money delegates admit isn’t in the current budget — while pushing the 3-million-member organization deeper into hot-button political territory far removed from the classroom basics of reading, writing, and arithmetic.