Trump Administration Shuts Down Kenosha CDL School In Nationwide Crackdown On Fraudulent Truck-Driver Training

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KENOSHA, Wis. — A commercial driver training school in Kenosha has been ordered to shut down as part of a massive federal crackdown targeting CDL schools accused of putting improperly qualified drivers on America’s highways.

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CDL Pro School in Kenosha is one of more than 110 Entry-Level Driver Training providers being removed from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s Training Provider Registry, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. Two other Wisconsin schools, On Your Way CDL Training in Milwaukee and Tez CDL School in Sturtevant, were also targeted.

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The action was announced Monday by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy, U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin and other federal officials as part of what the Trump Administration described as an unprecedented interagency effort to combat fraud in the commercial trucking industry.

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Federal officials said investigators identified the schools by examining roadside inspection records involving commercial drivers who were cited for failing federal English-language proficiency requirements. Those records were then compared against the federal Training Provider Registry to determine which schools had repeatedly certified drivers who later failed the English requirements.

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The more than 110 schools targeted for emergency removal were associated with more than 5,000 drivers who failed English-language proficiency tests, according to USDOT.

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The federal government says the affected training providers must immediately cease operating as Entry-Level Driver Training providers, including classroom instruction, use of training facilities and behind-the-wheel instruction.

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The crackdown goes substantially further than the Kenosha-area schools.

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In July, FMCSA deployed 175 investigators across 40 states and conducted nearly 400 investigations of CDL training providers. Investigators reported finding schools without adequate space to conduct required driving maneuvers, instructors who lacked proper licenses, missing assessment records and, in one particularly unusual case, a provider that claimed its classroom was located inside a school bus in the back of a trailer.

Those investigations resulted in more than 160 additional notices of proposed removal from the federal registry.

Federal officials said drivers certified by those more than 160 providers have been linked to 239 commercial motor vehicle-related fatalities.

Wisconsin was also specifically included in a nationwide federal enforcement surge Monday. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Enforcement and Removal Operations was expected to coordinate with USDOT and FMCSA-certified inspectors on commercial vehicle enforcement and inspection checkpoints, with Wisconsin, Michigan and Maine identified as areas of focus.

Homeland Security Investigations simultaneously launched enforcement activity involving more than 200 driving schools across 23 states. Federal authorities said the broader investigation is examining CDL fraud, unauthorized employment, identity-document fraud, financial crimes, money laundering, labor exploitation and potential connections to human smuggling, drug trafficking and cartel activity.

The government has also launched a nationwide audit of third-party CDL skills testers and the states responsible for overseeing them.

USDOT says more than 28,000 commercial drivers have been placed out of service for failing English-language proficiency requirements since June 2025, while states have been forced to cancel more than 30,000 licenses that federal officials say were illegally issued to foreign drivers.

The administration warned that states themselves could face consequences if their CDL programs fail to comply with federal requirements. A state ultimately found in substantial noncompliance can lose up to 4% of certain federal highway funding during the first year and up to 8% in subsequent years. In serious cases, federal regulators can begin decertification proceedings, which could prevent a state from issuing, renewing, transferring or upgrading commercial driver’s licenses.

The Wisconsin closures include CDL Pro School in Kenosha, Tez CDL School in Sturtevant and On Your Way CDL Training in Milwaukee, placing two of the state’s three affected schools in southeastern Wisconsin.

The enforcement action is part of the newly announced Joint Task Force Crossroads of America, bringing together federal prosecutors and agencies including USDOT, FMCSA, FBI, DEA, Homeland Security Investigations, ICE and ATF. The task force initially includes the U.S. Attorney’s Offices in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio.

Duffy, a Wisconsin native and former Wisconsin congressman, said federal authorities intend to pursue problems throughout the commercial licensing system, from states that fail to enforce federal requirements to training schools and trucking companies engaged in illegal activity.

The federal government says its ultimate goal is to prevent unqualified commercial drivers from getting behind the wheel and reduce serious and fatal crashes on American highways.

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        1. Can anyone EEEVEN IMAGINE how bad stuff would be
          if Trump hadn’t won the election.
          Conservatives better understand that and
          seriously get to work.

  1. son went to there 25 years ago,only jobs were two week OTR to California and back. I thought the one in Sturtevant was a gypsy campground!

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  2. Finally an administration doing the job the American people voted for! This is great news! When I’m on the interstate driving I’m always leary about the semi truck drivers on the road wondering if they are foreigners that can’t speak English or read traffic signs!

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    1. “I’m always leary about the semi truck drivers on the road wondering if they are foreigners that can’t speak English or read traffic signs!” – Spells “leery” incorrectly.

      “Finally an administration doing the job the American people voted for!” – Trump sitting at 32% approval.

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  3. The CDL industry feels like a money grab. The best training comes from riding along with another driver, just like learning to drive with mom and dad. Thinking you can take a class in the parking lot of one of these so-called schools, barely speak the language, and actually learn much is laughable. I know contractors who go out of their way to avoid getting a CDL because of the high costs and the time required away from work. The old way of earning a CDL worked fine, but now it’s driven by greed. What Duffy is doing is good, but it’s just a start. More regulation mixed with greed is never a good combination. This is why farm kids are the best at many things, they are taught by experienced folks, not some money grabbing corporation. This is why the trucking industry will be replaced by self-driving trucks with a monitor very soon. Pretty soon we won’t know how to tie our shoes without AI.

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    1. Completely true regarding farm-raised, free-range children. My summer work experiences doing farm work were very valuable, above anything AI could provide today.
      AI like money is a wonderful servant, but is proving to be a poor master. Notable that most of the accounts to date regarding AI becoming “master” have involved emotionally weak or disturbed females creating a virtual “Mr. Right” that becomes “Mr. Disaster”, despite the fictional version of it in the excellent “Ex Machina” in which a masterfully engineered sexually alluring female AI robot/agent, playing on the emotional and character weaknesses of its male supercharged IQ creators, achieves a total “femme fatale Checkmate” over them at the end.

  4. Color me surprised, DEMOCRAT Controlled State, A DEMOCRAT controlled City there of, with Libtard Judges to boot.

    Time for a huge change people, remove the comi DEMOCRATs Now who have sold our our State, Country and cities throughout America.

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    1. The CDL crackdown is fantastic and is exactly what the majority voted for. However, (if?) the voter fraud crackdown actually is executed effectively, its magnitude would transform the entire foundation of the electoral count process back to a historical normal baseline integrity. The (if?) is the very biggest of (ifs) because the Democrat/Legacy Media/Justice System’s structure of institutional evil is so deeply embedded and infused into the current DNA of American Life. Consequently, it would be wise to maintain a positive mental bearing while preparing contingencies for negative outcomes so to ensure the softest personal landings possible.

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  5. Good, all we need is some extremist with a dirty bomb traveling through a big city during holiday rush hour. Selling CDLs is not a new thing

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  6. “The Wisconsin closures include CDL Pro School in Kenosha, Tez CDL School in Sturtevant and On Your Way CDL Training in Milwaukee, placing two of the state’s three affected schools in southeastern Wisconsin.”

    I’m pretty sure all three of these qualify as Southeastern Wisconsin.

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  7. Excellent.

    I hope they begin or continue pursuing the Jeffrey Epstein saga and bring the indictments needed as Trump promised to drain the swamp.

    1. Well that would mean he would be drained as well mary…. hence he is a pedophile, and so happens to be jefferies bestfriend! I mean he already has court filed documents for sexual assault. I can’t wait to see the conservative cult CRASH. #BlueWaveIsComingToStay

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  8. It would be interesting to see how the local Bolshevik Union Bosses view this Crackdown.
    Are they on the side of Skilled & Experienced union truckers or do they prefer to defend the foreign illegals who have obtained their Cracker-Jacks Box phony CDLs and are a safety menace on the highways?
    Fighting for illegals instead of Americans has become the norm of today’s Communist-Democrats and the Union Elitists.

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