Democratic AGs in 21 states, DC sue Education Dept over Public Service Loan Forgiveness rule change
Politics,Student Loan Forgiveness,Lawsuit,Blue States
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Democratic attorneys general in 21 states and Washington, D.C., on Monday sued the Education Department over its Public Service Loan Forgiveness rule change.
Last week, the Trump administration finalized a rule change that said those who are engaged in “unlawful activities” would be unqualified for student debt relief under the PSLF program, which applies to government workers or nonprofit employees after 10 years of payments.
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