Trump administration still garnishing wages of student loan borrowers during pandemic

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4 thoughts on “Trump administration still garnishing wages of student loan borrowers during pandemic

  1. So government trying to refund their money but people being garnished can’t update their addresses so it’s trump fault. Nice headline IBJ.

    1. You really have to squint hard to read this whole article and have this be your only take-away.

    2. Thursday. It says the government stopped but employers still are withholding and they are trying to refund it but don’t have ip to date addresses for people. Take of your Trump derangement syndrome glasses.

  2. It says the government stopped but employers still are withholding and they are trying to refund it but don’t have ip to date addresses for people. Take of your Trump derangement syndrome glasses.

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