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Student Loan Cancellation Program Could Become Trump Retribution Tool, some Advocates Fear

  • Donald Trump is changing a student loan cancellation program, causing concerns about political retribution, according to Betsy Mayotte, president of the Institute of Student Loan Advisors.
  • Trump claimed the program had 'misdirected tax dollars into activist organizations' that threaten national security.
  • Emeka Oguh, CEO of PeopleJoy, warned that if used widely, it could worsen shortages of doctors and nurses.
  • The department is willing to consider changes to the proposal based on feedback from advocates.
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Trump to reshape federal student loan forgiveness program, sparking questions

Organizations that serve immigrants and transgender youth could be ejected from a federal program that cancels student loans for public workers under a Trump administration plan taking aim at groups that it says have an "illegal purpose."

·Albuquerque, United States
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Student loan cancellation program could become Trump retribution tool, some advocates fear

Organizations that serve immigrants and transgender youth could be ejected from a federal program that cancels student loans for public workers under a Trump administration plan taking aim at groups that it says have an “illegal purpose.”

·United States
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Community Voice KS broke the news in on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
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