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This bill would make permanent a temporary program that forgives federal student loans for people who work in public service jobs like teaching, nursing, and government work. Currently, borrowers can have their remaining loan balance erased after making 120 qualifying monthly payments while employed full-time in eligible public service positions, but this bill would codify and protect that program in law rather than leaving it dependent on executive orders that could change with future administrations. The change would primarily benefit teachers, social workers, military members, and other public servants who are pursuing loan forgiveness.
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