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The Roosevelt Institute examines the excess power of special interests in U.S. policymaking as a factor in the country’s outrageous $1.5 trillion in student loan debt.
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Roosevelt Institute examines excess power of special interests in US policymaking as factor in 1.5 trillion student loan debt
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{
    "topic": "Student Loan Debt Crisis",
    "amount": "$1.5 trillion",
    "organization": "Roosevelt Institute"
}
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Economics Politics
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February 15, 2026 at 5:13 PM (6 months ago)
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New Report: Corruption Fuels the Student Loan Debt Crisis
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https://rooseveltinstitute.org/press-releases/new-report-corruption-fuels-the-student-loan-debt-crisis/

The Roosevelt Institute released a report examining how special interests influence the $1.5 trillion student loan debt crisis. The report, authored by Julie Margetta Morgan, focuses on how colleges and loan servicers use their influence to gain advantages. It highlights examples of industry lobbying and its impact on borrowers.

Student Loans Debt Crisis Corruption Higher Education Policy Lobbying Roosevelt Institute

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