“I do anticipate that these efforts will be met with pushback from external organizations, both in terms of the legal arguments and in terms of the policy substance,” said Michael Hansen, a senior fellow in the Brown Center on Education Policy at the left-leaning Brookings Institution, on Monday.
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"Realistically, I think the federal education policies most likely to get passed are those that could be packaged into a tax bill only to be passed through the reconciliation process, which significantly narrows the scope for any proposed actions that would need congressional approval," Mr. Hansen said in an email.
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