Trump plan to abolish the severance payment of education is supported by the Top Republican

Exclusive: The top legislator in the House Committee for Education and workforce is the support of President Donald Trump when he presents the current Ministry of Education, but the legislator is skeptical congress could offer support.

“I support him in the fact that we have to abolish the Ministry of Education, have to return education to the States, in particular for K-12, and get control of the higher institutions and get them going,” said chairman Tim Walberg, R-Mich., In an interview with Fox News Digital. “Whether we can abolish it or not is the question”

He pointed out that the threshold of the Senate for most 60 year olds means that the Republicans could probably be forced to apply for democratic votes if a draft law to abolish the department for congress.

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Tim Walberg, chairman of the House Education and Workforce Committee, said he supported President Donald Trump’s advance to abolish the Ministry of Education, but if the congress would support him. (Getty Images)

“It takes voices. The president can do executive orders, but they will be limited in time and time. The voices are not there to completely abolish the department in the Senate,” said Walberg.

However, the Republican from Michigan signaled that the congress could still investigate which changes he could make.

“So what can we do to deactivate, reform, to replace the system for the time being? I think that is the question we have,” he said.

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Linda McMahon is the new Minister of Education. (Reuters/Mike Segar/File)

Trump is expected to sign a managerial order to abolish the Ministry of Education, which has been promoted by conservative Republicans for years.

It comes from the Senate shortly after his new Minister of Education Linda McMahon on Monday.

The department was founded in 1980 in its modern form after the then President Jimmy Carter separated it from today’s Department of Health and Human Services.

The spokesman for the house, Mike Johnson, signaled the support for Trump’s thrust. (AP Photo/J. Scott AppleWhite/File)

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The spokesman for House, Mike Johnson, R-La.

“The more we use control over education to parents and local school authorities and authorities, the better we are,” said Johnson.