A number of people, millions of people across the country are still struggling with the ongoing threat of the pandemic. Many of them are student loan borrowers. This is something the President`s thought a lot about over the last several days in coordination and of course conjunction in discussions with the Vice President and it led to the decision to extend until May.
Jen Psaki: “A number of people, millions of people across the country are still struggling with the ongoing threat of the pandemic.…”
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Psaki explains the decision to extend the pause on student loan payments due to the pandemic.
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