Senate Votes to Overturn Trump Administration's Student Debt Rule

The video discusses a rule proposed by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to limit debt relief for students misled by for-profit colleges. The rule aims to protect taxpayers from fraudulent claims by requiring students to prove they were knowingly misled and financially harmed. While some Republicans support the rule, Democrats argue it makes relief harder for students, especially veterans. The Senate resolution opposing the rule awaits President Trump's decision.

What is the main reason Education Secretary Betsy DeVos supports the new debt relief rule?

• To reduce government spending on education

• To support for-profit colleges

• To increase college enrollment

• To protect taxpayers from fraudulent claims

What must students demonstrate to qualify for debt relief under the new rule?

• That they have a job offer

• That they have a high GPA

• That they were financially harmed by the school

• That they attended a public college

Who are particularly mentioned as being affected by the new rule according to Democrats?

• International students

• Veterans

• High school graduates

• Part-time students

How many Republican House lawmakers voted against the Trump administration's restrictions?

• 5

• 10

• 15

• 20

What will happen if President Trump does not sign the Senate resolution?

• The rule will be postponed

• The rule will be canceled

• The rule will be implemented as scheduled

• The rule will be revised