Working to advance students' rights to educational opportunity and to ensure that higher education provides a launching point for economic mobility.

ED should not be thinking about lifting the payment pause without: 1. fixing its broken wage garnishment system 2. moving faster to help defrauded students; and 3. ensuring that thousands of borrowers with disabilities aren’t placed back in collections. https://t.co/0x1uKTm16g

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But it’s time to end this piecemeal approach and move swiftly to prove relief to thousands of students who have claims that are still sitting at the Department and waiting.

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Some former Court Reporting Inst students finally got relief today as well. Although it was years after the State of Washington took action against the company and we successfully took @usedgov to court. https://t.co/8aOaZyQYrV

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Disparities in higher education have had disproportionate, negative, and long-lasting effects on Black and Latinx communities. https://t.co/scoek1AqdE

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@usedgov Yet the official policy of @usedgov is to slam courthouse doors closed on borrowers. This policy is wrong, not persuasive, and misstates the law. Just see what the 7th Circuit said in our Nelson case, overturning the very decision that the Department relied on: https://t.co/41QMaVuTnG

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This is right. As part of our Preemption Project, we convinced 2 different federal appeals courts that @usedgov got it wrong. Courthouse doors must remain open to student loan borrowers and state AGs looking for enforce consumer protection laws. https://t.co/zbMBUmCoVo

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