Donald Trump to slash workforce at US education department

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The Trump administration agency has reduced almost half of the US education department workers in a step towards the president’s promise to abolish the organization.

The Education Department said on Tuesday that it was on its “final mission” because it announced that it would leave more than 1,300 workers.

This step comes as president Donald Trump Considering whether the department will issue an executive order to close the department, even though it will be required to completely cancel the Congress will require a law of the Congress.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon told Fox News last week that he thought Trump would like an executive order “definitely sign” which would lead the department to close.

The department had long aim at the conservatives, who argued that education should be fully under the control of separate states, which set the curriculum and manage the daily and manage the country’s public or state, the daily management of primary and secondary education.

The project 2025, the right-wing Heritage Foundation called for the elimination of the Blueprint of a conservative president painted by Think-Tank.

Trump says he wants to “run the states to school” and “to keep himself out of jobs” on behalf of McMahon.

McMahon said on Tuesday, “The decrease in the ball today’s decrease efficiency, accountability and resources where they are most important: reflecting on the promise of the Department of Education, confirming that they were guaranteed to students, parents and teachers,” McMahon said on Tuesday. He called this move “an important step towards restoration of the magnitude of the US education system.”

The category will be from the employee of 4,133 to about 2,183 employees. These cuts include 572 workers who voluntarily resigned with the Federal Bayout of the Trump administration. The affected employees will be kept on administrative leave from March 21.

The teachers have warned Lower-income families would be the most difficult Injury by the eviction of categories.

The American Federation of Teachers say the decision will affect 90 percent of children in the United States who are state -run or participated in public, schools. AFT President Randy Wengrten said the reduction of the activist forces was “the federal education program was thrown into chaos all over the country.”

“Ten million students who go to college or trade will be released in a long state depending on financial support. State and districts will be forced to navigate the fund crisis without federal support, millions of students are disabled and damaging the students living in poverty, “he added.

The Department of Education monitors the students’ loans for the university, as well as special higher education grants for low -income students, known as Pel Grants. It also gives money to separate school districts for money for early and secondary education for low-income and specialized children.

The company has said that it will still provide “source funds, student loans, pez grants, special needs financing for students and receiving competitive grants all the statutory programs under the agency”.