Trump administration to resume wage garnishments for defaulted student loans in January
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The Trump administration announced it will start garnishing wages of defaulted student loan borrowers early next year, beginning with notices to about 1,000 borrowers in January, as part of efforts to recover debt after ending a pandemic-era payment pause. Critics argue this move is harsh amid economic struggles, while the administration emphasizes providing notice and opportunities for repayment.
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