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Lawsuit challenges Education Department's denial of closed school loan relief

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 29
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Student Defense filed a lawsuit against the Education Department regarding the denial of closed school discharge relief for borrowers. The case was brought on behalf of Kendrick Gaussoin, who attended the Brooks Institute before it shut down in 2016. Gaussoin stated his application was denied despite qualifying under an expanded January 2025 decision.

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The dispute centers on the Education Department failing to follow the expanded 2025 relief decision, which could leave thousands of borrowers in debt. Furthermore, the denial risks the seizure of Social Security benefits for those who do not receive the discharge.

Government agencies have announced the suspension of benefits and referral of losses for borrowers identified as fraudulent. A task force is currently monitoring fraud across various federal departments.

From el-balad.com

Who's involved

  • departmentThe Education Department is the subject of the lawsuit regarding loan relief.
  • Social SecuritySocial Security benefits are at risk of seizure for borrowers who do not receive discharge.

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