Department of Education could be next on Trump’s chopping block
- President Donald Trump is preparing to reduce the U.S. Education Department's budget and pressure employees to resign, as reported by Collin Binkley and Bianca Vázquez Toness.
- Trump's plan to close the department faces obstacles, as most of its funding is mandated by Congress, according to sources familiar with the situation.
- Despite Trump's efforts, Congress has historically increased the department's budget, indicating challenges to his agenda, as noted by Binkley and Vázquez Toness.
- Democrats in Congress criticized Trump's plan, fearing it could disrupt federal funding for schools, with Senator Mary Kunesh calling for clarity on the proposal's impact.
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