The Biden-Harris Administration announced the approval of $4.5 billion in additional student debt relief for more than 60,000 public service workers—including educators, nurses, servicemembers, and first responders.
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Advocates renew calls to ban MOHELA from the student loan industry.
Advocates refer MOHELA to federal regulators for prosecution.
Judge opens door for right-wing courts to launch new assault on the administrative state.
The suit challenges the Biden-Harris Administration’s future plan to provide relief to tens of millions of struggling borrowers.
Right-wing Project 2025 will leave more than 3.6 million vital public service workers drowning in student debt.
In an amicus curiae brief in AFT v. MOHELA, Missouri AG claims MOHELA can never be held accountable in federal court for cheating borrowers.
AFT motion rebuts MOHELA’s claims that it is immune from prosecution and warns the court that MOHELA violated federal contract.
The U.S. Education Department must ensure time spent in administrative forbearance counts toward PSLF and IDR relief, and to extend two critical programs set to expire on September 30: the “on-ramp” period to keep borrowers out of default and the “Fresh Start” program to help borrowers get out of default.
MOHELA is once again under fire, this time for it’s growing role in private loan markets.