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Education Secretary Linda McMahon declared on Wednesday that the recent federal government shutdown serves as evidence that the Department of Education is no longer necessary. Her comments come as the Trump administration continues to push for the department's elimination.
McMahon pointed to the shutdown as a clear indication that the federal government can function without the oversight of the education department. She argued that the lack of funding and resources has not hindered educational institutions, suggesting that states and local governments are capable of managing their educational systems independently.
This stance aligns with the administration's broader agenda to reduce federal involvement in various sectors, including education. McMahon’s remarks have sparked a heated debate among lawmakers and educators, with critics warning that eliminating the department could undermine educational standards and support for disadvantaged students. As discussions continue, the future of federal education policy remains uncertain amid ongoing political tensions.
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