Sale of student loan portfolio could be next target of Trump Education Department

The HillTuesday, November 18, 2025 at 11:00:00 AM
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Sale of student loan portfolio could be next target of Trump Education Department
  • The Trump administration is exploring the possibility of selling the federal student loan portfolio, valued at $1.77 trillion, which is currently managed by the government. This has raised concerns among Democrats and others who question the implications of such a sale.
  • The potential sale of the student loan portfolio could have far
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