Executive restrictions on student aid collapse when weaponized to enforce collateral policy goals.
Federal courts repeatedly block administrative attempts to cap student borrowing or revoke loan forgiveness eligibility when those restrictions are used to target progressive policies or bypass statutory definitions.
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The finding shows that federal courts blocked attempts to restrict Public Service Loan Forgiveness eligibility for employers who engage in politically disfavored activities like gender-affirming care or aiding immigration.
A federal court blocked the administration's attempts to artificially restrict graduate student borrowing by unilaterally narrowing statutory definitions.