The leader of the Chuck Schumer Senate Minority, Dn.y., said the Republicans seek to encourage the measure through the Senate to close Department of Educationit would be “dead upon arrival.”
President Donald Trump He recently issued an executive command, referring to the Secretary for Education “to the maximum extent appropriate and allowed by law, take all the necessary steps to make it easier to close the education and return to the education of states and local communities, while ensuring an effective and continuous provision of services, programs and advantages to which Americans rely.”
During the remarks last week, Trump said that “the useful functions of the department will be preserved, completely preserved.”
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The leader of the minority of the Chuck Schumer, Dn.y., promises that if the Republicans seek to push the proposal for the Law on Closing the Ministry of Education, “will be dead upon arrival.” (Kayla Bartkowski/Getty Images)
Regarding the term closing of the department, Schumer claimed During the speech on Monday, “Of course, Donald Trump can’t continue without congress. That’s the law.”
“Let me be very clear: if the Republicans ever, ever, try to move the law through the Senate that excludes the education department, the Democrats of the Senate will stop him in his marks. It will not go anywhere. He will be dead on arrival,” he said.
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Congress created the department less than 50 years ago.
“In October 1979, the Congress adopted the Law on the Department of Education (Public Law 96-88). Created by combining an office from several federal agencies, the department started operating in May 1980,” the department website said.
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Schumer served in the legislation of the state almost as long as the department operated – he began serving in the US House of Representatives in 1981, and then moved to the Senate in 1999.
