[ [link removed] ]Ayanna Pressley




I’ve always said that America does not suffer from scarcity — we suffer
from greed, and that couldn’t be more clear when looking at the student
loan debt crisis.

Student loan interest is on hold during the pandemic — but the federal
government hasn’t forgiven it. That means millions will owe thousands of
dollars in back pay if that debt isn’t relieved before payments resume in
May.

For months, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley and I have worked alongside our
colleagues to pressure the current administration to cancel at least
$50,000 of student loan debt per borrower. And from the very beginning of
our time in Congress, we’ve fought to pass legislation that relieves this
burden.

[ [link removed] ]But we’re counting on your support as we advance our grassroots
movement to cancel student loan debt. Can you split a donation of
any amount
between our campaigns to help us keep up the fight?



[ [link removed] ]Contribute $3



In the United States, 43 million people have student loan debt, and it
disproportionately impacts Black graduates, who owe $25,000 more than
white college graduates. Ayanna and I have experienced this firsthand —
we’ve both felt the crushing burden of student loan debt.

We won’t let up in our work to make sure student loan borrowers are no
longer held back from their dreams of buying a house or starting a
business, or are forced to choose between making student loan payments or
putting food on the table.

[ [link removed] ]So, if you’re able, please split a contribution between Ayanna
Pressley and our campaign to power our work to cancel student loan debt.

[ [link removed] ]Contribute $3

In solidarity,

Ilhan Omar


 




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