States sue Trump administration over student loan limits for graduate healthcare degrees
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States sue Trump administration over student loan limits for graduate healthcare degrees

A coalition of 24 states and Washington D.C., led by Democratic attorneys general, filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday challenging a Trump administration rule that restricts federal student loan access for borrowers pursuing graduate degrees in healthcare fields. The lawsuit targets an exemption rule related to new caps on graduate student loans enacted in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which limits annual borrowing to $20,500 and total borrowing to $100,000 for most graduate students.

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Coverage splits between health workforce strain as policy harm (NPR, NYT, Hill, PBS) versus partisan state litigation as news peg (Reuters), with Democratic states framing rules as blocking critical healthcare professions.
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“Democratic-led states challenge the Trump administration's new caps on federal student loans” · Reuters, The Hill, PBS NewsHour

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