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In a recent interview, Education Secretary Linda McMahon expressed her support for President Trump's criticisms of higher education institutions, specifically targeting Harvard and Columbia. McMahon highlighted that she has observed significant "progress" from these universities in response to the administration's expectations.
The Secretary emphasized the importance of accountability in education, asserting that universities must align their practices with the values and needs of the American public. She noted that the administration has been vocal about its stance on issues such as free speech and the need for educational institutions to foster a more inclusive environment for all viewpoints.
McMahon's remarks come amid ongoing debates regarding the role of universities in shaping societal values and the perceived disconnect between academic institutions and the broader community. Her acknowledgment of progress suggests a willingness to engage with these prestigious universities while advocating for reforms that resonate with the current administration's educational agenda.
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