POLITICOEducation Department negotiates Navient's exit from federal student loan program
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : Education Department officials have said that was the final extension of relief and are preparing to resume collecting student loan payments in February.51% : The deal, if green-lighted by Education Department officials, would represent one of the most dramatic shakeups of how the federal government collects student loans in recent years.
46% : It has been repeatedly targeted by progressives over allegations that it mistreated student loan borrowers.
31% : Six other Democratic state attorneys general have since followed with their own lawsuits that make similar allegations that the company misled or mistreated student loan borrowers.
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