From Elizabeth Warren <[email protected]>
Subject Here’s where we are on student debt cancellation:
Date April 28, 2024 7:12 PM
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Usually, progress doesn’t follow a straight line. It takes
twists and turns. It comes with stops and starts. But if we keep at it, we
can make real change.

And student debt cancellation is a prime example. Naysayers dismissed it
as pie-in-the-sky. A far-right Supreme Court laid down giant roadblocks.
But families are now getting relief, with more on the way.

It can be hard to keep track of all the latest developments, so here’s a
quick summary:

* President Biden has now delivered $153 billion in student loan relief
to 4.3 million borrowers, including nurses, teachers, and other public
servants who’ve been paying down their debt for years and years
already.
* He’s launched a new income-driven repayment plan with 8 million
enrollees, where most borrowers pay $0 a month.
* And he just announced new proposals that would bring the grand total
of Americans receiving relief to 30 million.

Even though right-wing extremists on the Supreme Court substituted their
own ideology for the rule of law and blocked the president’s broad-based
student debt cancellation plan, he’s still finding ways to lift this
crushing burden off people’s shoulders.

And even though critics and cynics claimed that student debt relief was
impossible when we first started talking about it, it’s now making a real
difference in millions of Americans’ lives. With millions more to come.

Experts kept illuminating how student loan debt was holding people back
from launching new businesses, becoming homeowners, and even starting a
family.

Borrowers kept sharing their personal stories.

Activists and activists kept up the pressure on Washington.

I kept working alongside colleagues and organizers and this whole
grassroots team.

Together, we took student debt cancellation from “impossible” to $153
billion of debt canceled — and counting.

We can keep following that same roadmap to make more change that reaches
more families. Like ensuring universal child care. And tackling the
housing affordability crisis. And making technical schools, community
colleges, and public universities tuition-free.

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Thanks for being a part of this,

Elizabeth



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