The Hill has updated it story: The Trump admin is proposing not to renew a one-time $64M payment to Howard for the university hospital, stating the funds are no longer needed with the construction ‘complete’

I’m told construction isn’t done, though. I’ve also attached a statement from Howard:

The impact of making the loans worse, limiting the loan amounts students can borrow, and cutting Pell grants that supplement those amounts is that private lenders will regain a foothold in this market with terrible loan terms, or scam artists peddling inferior education and predatory financing.

The "eat shit" provisions for fraud victims and people whose colleges closed are only the cruelest of a host of provisions that make student loans punitive and predatory.

"In a nutshell, this bill says that only the wealthy few can attend college, and that working class students will receive no help from the federal government to learn or pursue a career," Braxton Brewington of @debtcollective.bsky.social says in a statement.

The Education Secretary could also not discharge loans of borrowers whose *school closes down.* You'd have to keep paying for an education at a school that is no longer giving you or anyone else an education.

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