US EditionLinda McMahon faces confirmation hearing for department Trump wants to kill
- Linda McMahon faced tough questions during her Senate confirmation hearing as Education Secretary nominee, discussing plans to eliminate the Department of Education, which she stated requires congressional action.
- She vowed to preserve key programs like Title I funding and Pell Grants while addressing antisemitism in schools and ensuring that the department would not tolerate discrimination.
- President Trump has called the Department of Education a 'con job' and emphasized the need for McMahon to present a workable plan to Congress for dismantling it.
- McMahon assured lawmakers that essential programs would be preserved if she is confirmed, while addressing concerns raised by senators over proposed cuts to the department.
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