To understand this, you’d have to understand that the Department of Education under the Biden Administration proposed (not imposed) some additional requirements²⁵ for Charter schools to receive federal funding in March 2022. Those requirements were:

• Demonstrate demand for a new charter school by showing evidence of collaboration with local public schools. This would involve demonstrating that the charter school would not negatively affect existing public schools or the community at large by causing over-enrollment or draining resources.
• The proposal included provisions requiring charter schools to show their fiscal and operational transparency. Schools would need to show strong governance practices and clear plans for financial sustainability without relying solely on federal funding.
• Schools would have to outline how they would promote racial and socioeconomic diversity within their student body. This requirement aimed to ensure that charter schools are inclusive and serve a diverse range of students, rather than concentrating on certain demographics (read: rich, white, Christian.) Incidentally, this is the requirement that Burke is most offended by.
• Restrict or reduce federal funding for charter schools run by for-profit management organizations, emphasizing that federal grants need to benefit students, not private entities.

I’m having real trouble figuring out why any of this is a negative thing, unless you are, as Burke seems to be doing, arguing that charter schools should be run by for-profits, allowed to discriminate based on race, gender, and socioeconomic status, and operate without any oversight even if it results in them harming their communities.

Full contextual analysis of Section 3.2: Department of Education here.