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Trump administration is illegally delaying student-debt forgiveness for tens of thousands of public servants, lawsuit alleges

Trump administration is illegally delaying student-debt forgiveness for tens of thousands of public servants, lawsuit alleges
MarketWatch Friday 30 October 2026, 16:20 UTC By Jillian Berman 1 min read
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Teachers, nurses and other borrowers have waited years for approval to complete their payment obligation and access debt relief, the suit claims.

Teachers, nurses and other borrowers have waited years for approval to complete their payment obligation and access debt relief, the suit claims.
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