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Donald Trump has talked up the idea of slashing federal investments in education.
The presumptive GOP nominee said he plans to shut down the Department of Education if given a second term.
The former president has also talked about denying federal resources to education.
Trump has said he's prepared to cut federal education spending in half , even if that means some states will be worse off.
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