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Biden Education Secretary won’t rule out student debt forgiveness for antisemitic campus protesters
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1:37Now PlayingEducation Secretary Miguel Cardona refused to commit Tuesday to withholding student debt forgiveness from campus protesters who have engaged in antisemitic harassment and intimidation of classmates.
House Education and Workforce Committee chairwoman Virginia Foxx (R-NC) pressed Cardona on the more than $146 billion in debt that President Biden has canceled for student borrowers since taking office.
“You’ve been proudly volunteering taxpayers to take on the student loan debt of largely wealthy college graduates,” Foxx (R-NC) said. “Do you believe that students who spend their time in college calling for the destruction of an ethnic or religious group, or spend their time preventing students of particular ethnic or religious groups from walking around campus freely, or spend their time occupying campus buildings deserve to have their education paid for by taxpayers?”
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