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18 States Sue Trump Over Shutting Down Student Loan Relief Programs | Jason Spencer Dallas ​More than one-third of U.S. states on Thursday sued the U.S. Education Department and Secretary Betsy DeVos over the current suspension of guidelines that would have swiftly canceled the student-loan debt of folks defrauded by Corinthian Colleges Inc and other for-profit schools. Last month DeVos pressed pause on the guidelines, due to take the impact on July 1, saying they necessary to be reset. Massachusetts, 17 other states and the District of Columbia said in a filing in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. the department broke federal law in announcing the delay with limited public notice and chance to comment. DeVos, a Republican, has said accelerating the debt cancellation approach would put taxpayers on the hook for important fees, and a delay is needed while current litigation in California over the rules functions by way of the legal technique. “With this ideologically driven suit, the state attorneys general are saying to regulate initial, and ask the legal queries later,” stated Education Department Press Secretary Liz Hill in a statement, adding the guidelines had been adopted “via a heavily politicized process.” Customer groups Public Citizen and Project on Predatory Student Lending sued on Thursday to lift the delay as well. The rules have been finalized in the last days of the administration of President Barack Obama, a Democrat who overhauled federal student lending. Following Corinthian, a for-profit chain collapsed in 2015 amid government investigations into its post-graduation employment rates, the administration began drafting rules to support students caught with outstanding loans they had taken out for Corinthian tuition. Wanting to preserve students from acquiring loans they could not repay, Obama particularly targeted for-profit, profession colleges that guarantee students they will find jobs right after graduating and can charge high tuition. The attorneys basic for California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington, all Democrats, also signed onto Thursday’s lawsuit. They said the department and DeVos had been making use of the pending litigation as “a mere pretext” to repeal the rules and replace them with a single that “will remove or dilute student rights and protections.” The $1.4 trillion student-loan market became a hot-button problem in last year’s presidential campaign. Democrats sought to preserve Obama’s reforms, although Republicans such as then-candidate for President Donald Trump mentioned the government ought to “get out of the business” of student lending. Jason Spencer Dallas

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18 States Sue Trump Over Shutting Down Student Loan Relief Programs | Jason Spencer Dallas ​More than one-third of U.S. states on Thursday sued the U.S. Education Department and Secretary Betsy DeVos over the current suspension of guidelines that would have swiftly canceled the student-loan debt of folks defrauded by Corinthian Colleges Inc and other for-profit schools. Last month DeVos pressed pause on the guidelines, due to take the impact on July 1, saying they necessary to be reset. Massachusetts, 17 other states and the District of Columbia said in a filing in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. the department broke federal law in announcing the delay with limited public notice and chance to comment. DeVos, a Republican, has said accelerating the debt cancellation approach would put taxpayers on the hook for important fees, and a delay is needed while current litigation in California over the rules functions by way of the legal technique. “With this ideologically driven suit, the state attorneys general are saying to regulate initial, and ask the legal queries later,” stated Education Department Press Secretary Liz Hill in a statement, adding the guidelines had been adopted “via a heavily politicized process.” Customer groups Public Citizen and Project on Predatory Student Lending sued on Thursday to lift the delay as well. The rules have been finalized in the last days of the administration of President Barack Obama, a Democrat who overhauled federal student lending. Following Corinthian, a for-profit chain collapsed in 2015 amid government investigations into its post-graduation employment rates, the administration began drafting rules to support students caught with outstanding loans they had taken out for Corinthian tuition. Wanting to preserve students from acquiring loans they could not repay, Obama particularly targeted for-profit, profession colleges that guarantee students they will find jobs right after graduating and can charge high tuition. The attorneys basic for California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington, all Democrats, also signed onto Thursday’s lawsuit. They said the department and DeVos had been making use of the pending litigation as “a mere pretext” to repeal the rules and replace them with a single that “will remove or dilute student rights and protections.” The $1.4 trillion student-loan market became a hot-button problem in last year’s presidential campaign. Democrats sought to preserve Obama’s reforms, although Republicans such as then-candidate for President Donald Trump mentioned the government ought to “get out of the business” of student lending. Jason Spencer Dallas

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18 States Sue Trump Over Shutting Down Student Loan Relief Programs | Jason Spencer Dallas ​More than one-third of U.S. states on Thursday sued the U.S. Education Department and Secretary Betsy DeVos over the current suspension of guidelines that would have swiftly canceled the student-loan debt of folks defrauded by Corinthian Colleges Inc and other for-profit schools. Last month DeVos pressed pause on the guidelines, due to take the impact on July 1, saying they necessary to be reset. Massachusetts, 17 other states and the District of Columbia said in a filing in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. the department broke federal law in announcing the delay with limited public notice and chance to comment. DeVos, a Republican, has said accelerating the debt cancellation approach would put taxpayers on the hook for important fees, and a delay is needed while current litigation in California over the rules functions by way of the legal technique. “With this ideologically driven suit, the state attorneys general are saying to regulate initial, and ask the legal queries later,” stated Education Department Press Secretary Liz Hill in a statement, adding the guidelines had been adopted “via a heavily politicized process.” Customer groups Public Citizen and Project on Predatory Student Lending sued on Thursday to lift the delay as well. The rules have been finalized in the last days of the administration of President Barack Obama, a Democrat who overhauled federal student lending. Following Corinthian, a for-profit chain collapsed in 2015 amid government investigations into its post-graduation employment rates, the administration began drafting rules to support students caught with outstanding loans they had taken out for Corinthian tuition. Wanting to preserve students from acquiring loans they could not repay, Obama particularly targeted for-profit, profession colleges that guarantee students they will find jobs right after graduating and can charge high tuition. The attorneys basic for California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington, all Democrats, also signed onto Thursday’s lawsuit. They said the department and DeVos had been making use of the pending litigation as “a mere pretext” to repeal the rules and replace them with a single that “will remove or dilute student rights and protections.” The $1.4 trillion student-loan market became a hot-button problem in last year’s presidential campaign. Democrats sought to preserve Obama’s reforms, although Republicans such as then-candidate for President Donald Trump mentioned the government ought to “get out of the business” of student lending. Jason Spencer Dallas

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18 States Sue Trump Over Shutting Down Student Loan Relief Programs | Jason Spencer Dallas ​More than one-third of U.S. states on Thursday sued the U.S. Education Department and Secretary Betsy DeVos over the current suspension of guidelines that would have swiftly canceled the student-loan debt of folks defrauded by Corinthian Colleges Inc and other for-profit schools. Last month DeVos pressed pause on the guidelines, due to take the impact on July 1, saying they necessary to be reset. Massachusetts, 17 other states and the District of Columbia said in a filing in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. the department broke federal law in announcing the delay with limited public notice and chance to comment. DeVos, a Republican, has said accelerating the debt cancellation approach would put taxpayers on the hook for important fees, and a delay is needed while current litigation in California over the rules functions by way of the legal technique. “With this ideologically driven suit, the state attorneys general are saying to regulate initial, and ask the legal queries later,” stated Education Department Press Secretary Liz Hill in a statement, adding the guidelines had been adopted “via a heavily politicized process.” Customer groups Public Citizen and Project on Predatory Student Lending sued on Thursday to lift the delay as well. The rules have been finalized in the last days of the administration of President Barack Obama, a Democrat who overhauled federal student lending. Following Corinthian, a for-profit chain collapsed in 2015 amid government investigations into its post-graduation employment rates, the administration began drafting rules to support students caught with outstanding loans they had taken out for Corinthian tuition. Wanting to preserve students from acquiring loans they could not repay, Obama particularly targeted for-profit, profession colleges that guarantee students they will find jobs right after graduating and can charge high tuition. The attorneys basic for California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington, all Democrats, also signed onto Thursday’s lawsuit. They said the department and DeVos had been making use of the pending litigation as “a mere pretext” to repeal the rules and replace them with a single that “will remove or dilute student rights and protections.” The $1.4 trillion student-loan market became a hot-button problem in last year’s presidential campaign. Democrats sought to preserve Obama’s reforms, although Republicans such as then-candidate for President Donald Trump mentioned the government ought to “get out of the business” of student lending. Jason Spencer Dallas

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18 States Sue Trump Over Shutting Down Student Loan Relief Programs | Jason Spencer Dallas ​More than one-third of U.S. states on Thursday sued the U.S. Education Department and Secretary Betsy DeVos over the current suspension of guidelines that would have swiftly canceled the student-loan debt of folks defrauded by Corinthian Colleges Inc and other for-profit schools. Last month DeVos pressed pause on the guidelines, due to take the impact on July 1, saying they necessary to be reset. Massachusetts, 17 other states and the District of Columbia said in a filing in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. the department broke federal law in announcing the delay with limited public notice and chance to comment. DeVos, a Republican, has said accelerating the debt cancellation approach would put taxpayers on the hook for important fees, and a delay is needed while current litigation in California over the rules functions by way of the legal technique. “With this ideologically driven suit, the state attorneys general are saying to regulate initial, and ask the legal queries later,” stated Education Department Press Secretary Liz Hill in a statement, adding the guidelines had been adopted “via a heavily politicized process.” Customer groups Public Citizen and Project on Predatory Student Lending sued on Thursday to lift the delay as well. The rules have been finalized in the last days of the administration of President Barack Obama, a Democrat who overhauled federal student lending. Following Corinthian, a for-profit chain collapsed in 2015 amid government investigations into its post-graduation employment rates, the administration began drafting rules to support students caught with outstanding loans they had taken out for Corinthian tuition. Wanting to preserve students from acquiring loans they could not repay, Obama particularly targeted for-profit, profession colleges that guarantee students they will find jobs right after graduating and can charge high tuition. The attorneys basic for California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington, all Democrats, also signed onto Thursday’s lawsuit. They said the department and DeVos had been making use of the pending litigation as “a mere pretext” to repeal the rules and replace them with a single that “will remove or dilute student rights and protections.” The $1.4 trillion student-loan market became a hot-button problem in last year’s presidential campaign. Democrats sought to preserve Obama’s reforms, although Republicans such as then-candidate for President Donald Trump mentioned the government ought to “get out of the business” of student lending. Jason Spencer Dallas

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18 States Sue Trump Over Shutting Down Student Loan Relief Programs | Jason Spencer Dallas ​More than one-third of U.S. states on Thursday sued the U.S. Education Department and Secretary Betsy DeVos over the current suspension of guidelines that would have swiftly canceled the student-loan debt of folks defrauded by Corinthian Colleges Inc and other for-profit schools. Last month DeVos pressed pause on the guidelines, due to take the impact on July 1, saying they necessary to be reset. Massachusetts, 17 other states and the District of Columbia said in a filing in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. the department broke federal law in announcing the delay with limited public notice and chance to comment. DeVos, a Republican, has said accelerating the debt cancellation approach would put taxpayers on the hook for important fees, and a delay is needed while current litigation in California over the rules functions by way of the legal technique. “With this ideologically driven suit, the state attorneys general are saying to regulate initial, and ask the legal queries later,” stated Education Department Press Secretary Liz Hill in a statement, adding the guidelines had been adopted “via a heavily politicized process.” Customer groups Public Citizen and Project on Predatory Student Lending sued on Thursday to lift the delay as well. The rules have been finalized in the last days of the administration of President Barack Obama, a Democrat who overhauled federal student lending. Following Corinthian, a for-profit chain collapsed in 2015 amid government investigations into its post-graduation employment rates, the administration began drafting rules to support students caught with outstanding loans they had taken out for Corinthian tuition. Wanting to preserve students from acquiring loans they could not repay, Obama particularly targeted for-profit, profession colleges that guarantee students they will find jobs right after graduating and can charge high tuition. The attorneys basic for California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington, all Democrats, also signed onto Thursday’s lawsuit. They said the department and DeVos had been making use of the pending litigation as “a mere pretext” to repeal the rules and replace them with a single that “will remove or dilute student rights and protections.” The $1.4 trillion student-loan market became a hot-button problem in last year’s presidential campaign. Democrats sought to preserve Obama’s reforms, although Republicans such as then-candidate for President Donald Trump mentioned the government ought to “get out of the business” of student lending. Jason Spencer Dallas

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18 States Sue Trump Over Shutting Down Student Loan Relief Programs | Jason Spencer Dallas ​More than one-third of U.S. states on Thursday sued the U.S. Education Department and Secretary Betsy DeVos over the current suspension of guidelines that would have swiftly canceled the student-loan debt of folks defrauded by Corinthian Colleges Inc and other for-profit schools. Last month DeVos pressed pause on the guidelines, due to take the impact on July 1, saying they necessary to be reset. Massachusetts, 17 other states and the District of Columbia said in a filing in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. the department broke federal law in announcing the delay with limited public notice and chance to comment. DeVos, a Republican, has said accelerating the debt cancellation approach would put taxpayers on the hook for important fees, and a delay is needed while current litigation in California over the rules functions by way of the legal technique. “With this ideologically driven suit, the state attorneys general are saying to regulate initial, and ask the legal queries later,” stated Education Department Press Secretary Liz Hill in a statement, adding the guidelines had been adopted “via a heavily politicized process.” Customer groups Public Citizen and Project on Predatory Student Lending sued on Thursday to lift the delay as well. The rules have been finalized in the last days of the administration of President Barack Obama, a Democrat who overhauled federal student lending. Following Corinthian, a for-profit chain collapsed in 2015 amid government investigations into its post-graduation employment rates, the administration began drafting rules to support students caught with outstanding loans they had taken out for Corinthian tuition. Wanting to preserve students from acquiring loans they could not repay, Obama particularly targeted for-profit, profession colleges that guarantee students they will find jobs right after graduating and can charge high tuition. The attorneys basic for California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington, all Democrats, also signed onto Thursday’s lawsuit. They said the department and DeVos had been making use of the pending litigation as “a mere pretext” to repeal the rules and replace them with a single that “will remove or dilute student rights and protections.” The $1.4 trillion student-loan market became a hot-button problem in last year’s presidential campaign. Democrats sought to preserve Obama’s reforms, although Republicans such as then-candidate for President Donald Trump mentioned the government ought to “get out of the business” of student lending. Jason Spencer Dallas

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18 States Sue Trump Over Shutting Down Student Loan Relief Programs | Jason Spencer Dallas ​More than one-third of U.S. states on Thursday sued the U.S. Education Department and Secretary Betsy DeVos over the current suspension of guidelines that would have swiftly canceled the student-loan debt of folks defrauded by Corinthian Colleges Inc and other for-profit schools. Last month DeVos pressed pause on the guidelines, due to take the impact on July 1, saying they necessary to be reset. Massachusetts, 17 other states and the District of Columbia said in a filing in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. the department broke federal law in announcing the delay with limited public notice and chance to comment. DeVos, a Republican, has said accelerating the debt cancellation approach would put taxpayers on the hook for important fees, and a delay is needed while current litigation in California over the rules functions by way of the legal technique. “With this ideologically driven suit, the state attorneys general are saying to regulate initial, and ask the legal queries later,” stated Education Department Press Secretary Liz Hill in a statement, adding the guidelines had been adopted “via a heavily politicized process.” Customer groups Public Citizen and Project on Predatory Student Lending sued on Thursday to lift the delay as well. The rules have been finalized in the last days of the administration of President Barack Obama, a Democrat who overhauled federal student lending. Following Corinthian, a for-profit chain collapsed in 2015 amid government investigations into its post-graduation employment rates, the administration began drafting rules to support students caught with outstanding loans they had taken out for Corinthian tuition. Wanting to preserve students from acquiring loans they could not repay, Obama particularly targeted for-profit, profession colleges that guarantee students they will find jobs right after graduating and can charge high tuition. The attorneys basic for California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington, all Democrats, also signed onto Thursday’s lawsuit. They said the department and DeVos had been making use of the pending litigation as “a mere pretext” to repeal the rules and replace them with a single that “will remove or dilute student rights and protections.” The $1.4 trillion student-loan market became a hot-button problem in last year’s presidential campaign. Democrats sought to preserve Obama’s reforms, although Republicans such as then-candidate for President Donald Trump mentioned the government ought to “get out of the business” of student lending. Jason Spencer Dallas

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18 States Sue Trump Over Shutting Down Student Loan Relief Programs | Jason Spencer Dallas ​More than one-third of U.S. states on Thursday sued the U.S. Education Department and Secretary Betsy DeVos over the current suspension of guidelines that would have swiftly canceled the student-loan debt of folks defrauded by Corinthian Colleges Inc and other for-profit schools. Last month DeVos pressed pause on the guidelines, due to take the impact on July 1, saying they necessary to be reset. Massachusetts, 17 other states and the District of Columbia said in a filing in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. the department broke federal law in announcing the delay with limited public notice and chance to comment. DeVos, a Republican, has said accelerating the debt cancellation approach would put taxpayers on the hook for important fees, and a delay is needed while current litigation in California over the rules functions by way of the legal technique. “With this ideologically driven suit, the state attorneys general are saying to regulate initial, and ask the legal queries later,” stated Education Department Press Secretary Liz Hill in a statement, adding the guidelines had been adopted “via a heavily politicized process.” Customer groups Public Citizen and Project on Predatory Student Lending sued on Thursday to lift the delay as well. The rules have been finalized in the last days of the administration of President Barack Obama, a Democrat who overhauled federal student lending. Following Corinthian, a for-profit chain collapsed in 2015 amid government investigations into its post-graduation employment rates, the administration began drafting rules to support students caught with outstanding loans they had taken out for Corinthian tuition. Wanting to preserve students from acquiring loans they could not repay, Obama particularly targeted for-profit, profession colleges that guarantee students they will find jobs right after graduating and can charge high tuition. The attorneys basic for California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia and Washington, all Democrats, also signed onto Thursday’s lawsuit. They said the department and DeVos had been making use of the pending litigation as “a mere pretext” to repeal the rules and replace them with a single that “will remove or dilute student rights and protections.” The $1.4 trillion student-loan market became a hot-button problem in last year’s presidential campaign. Democrats sought to preserve Obama’s reforms, although Republicans such as then-candidate for President Donald Trump mentioned the government ought to “get out of the business” of student lending. Jason Spencer Dallas

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