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The White House Press Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, breaks down the ‘day one’ objective of President Donald Trump as president during an appearance in ‘Varney & Co.’
The White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt responded to the reports that President Donald Trump plans to use executive actions to dismantle the Department of Education during an interview about Fox Business, Tuesday.
“President Trump campaigned in that promise, and I think the American people can expect him to give it to him,” said the White House Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, A Stuart Varney in “Varney & Co.” In response to a question about whether you can confirm the Trump plan.
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Leavitt expanded, stating that “dates back to his desire to make this government responsible to the American taxpayer.”
The White House Secretary, Karoline Leavitt, is shown together with President Donald Trump. (Fox News / Fox News)
“When he observes literacy rates, mathematics and reading rates of young children and students in the United States, they are not good. The rating ballot of our nation was published last week, and showed that only 40% of fourth grade students are reading at a competent level.
According to the reports, the officials discussed an executive order that would close the unwritten functions in the department statute, or transfer certain functions to other agencies.
As the president begins to take measures on education, a White House official confirmed to Fox that Trump plans to reassess the future of the Department of Education throughout his presidency.
Last Wednesday, President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on education, one to eliminate the federal funds of the K-12 schools that teach Critical Race Theory (CRT), and another to support school choice.
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The Executive Order establishes that any K-12 school that does not comply with the directive to end discrimination will lose all federal funds, citing Title VI of the Civil Rights Law of 1964, which prohibits discrimination over the race, the color and national origin for any activity or program that receives federal funds.
According to Leavitt, closing the Department of Education could be the next one on the Trump agenda.
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Rachel del Guidice de Fox News contributed to this report.
