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Democrats, Linda McMahon and Education Secretary

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A group of House Democrats met with Education Department Secretary Linda McMahon Wednesday to discuss how her agency will function after drastic cuts were made by the Trump administration.
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“The potential closing of the Department of Education represents a pivotal opportunity to return decision-making power to the communities that know their students best,” Livingston said.
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