Former President Trump is proposing that federal education dollars "follow the student" in his possible second term, while pushing his "universal school choice policy," and stressing that he backs it "all the way." 

The former president championed school choice last week, making his strongest case yet for the movement on the federal level. 

"We want federal education dollars to follow the student, rather than propping up a bloated and radical bureaucracy in Washington, D.C.," Trump said at an event in Milwaukee.  

"If you want a better education for your child, Kamala Harris stands in your way," Trump said. "Kamala and the Radical Left Democrat Party want to keep Black and Hispanic children trapped in family government. I think that’s really the reason." 

The former president said he believes school choice "is the civil rights issue of our time."