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DOJ drops appeals on student loan forgiveness; Colorado debates voter ID rules

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The Trump administration dropped its appeals concerning a student loan forgiveness program after federal judges had previously ruled in favor of advocates. The Department of Justice had appealed the ruling, which concerned the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. Separately, states including Colorado are debating proposals that would mandate placing driver’s license or partial Social Security numbers on mail-in ballots.

From clickondetroit.com

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The resolution of the loan forgiveness appeals affects the financial obligations of borrowers under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. The debate over voter identification requirements in states like Colorado introduces potential changes to election regulations and voting procedures.

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    The debate over voter identification requirements could change voting procedures and election administration costs in Colorado.

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