Linda McMahon Senate Hearing: US Politics Updates
- Tammy Baldwin,D-Wis., has voiced strong opposition to what she says are plans by the Trump administration and Linda McMahon to dismantle the Department of Education.
- Baldwin expressed "deep concern" over the administration's alleged intention to "illegally impound" funds already designated by Congress.
- “But if the executive branch is allowed to do that and ignore the laws we [Congress] pass, I’m not sure what we’re doing here,” Baldwin said.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin has blasted Linda McMahon‘s education plan, predicting that students will “pay teh price” for proposed changes. Baldwin is strongly opposing the rumored plans to dismantle the Education Department, highlighting her deep concern over the potential for the executive branch to impound funds designated by Congress.She questions the legality of such actions, emphasizing the potential consequences for educational funding. News Directory 3 provides incisive updates on this developing story. The senator’s remarks underscore a growing tension between the legislative and executive branches on education policy. The debate around federal education policy is intensifying as Congress weighs the management’s proposals. discover what’s next for the Department of Education.
Baldwin Blasts McMahon’s Education Plan: ‘Students Will Pay Price’
Updated June 03, 2025
Sen. Tammy Baldwin,D-Wis., has voiced strong opposition to what she says are plans by the Trump administration and Linda McMahon to dismantle the Department of Education. Baldwin warned that such actions would negatively impact students.
Baldwin expressed “deep concern” over the administration’s alleged intention to “illegally impound” funds already designated by Congress. She questioned the implications of the executive branch disregarding laws passed by the legislative branch.
“But if the executive branch is allowed to do that and ignore the laws we [Congress] pass, I’m not sure what we’re doing here,” Baldwin said.
what’s next
The debate over the future of the Education Department and federal education policy is expected to continue as Congress examines the administration’s proposals.