Remarks by President Biden on Lowering Costs for Americans | Madison, Wisconsin | The White House

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : And second, we plan to cancel student debt for borrowers who still owe student loans even though they started repaying them more than two decades ago.
60% : Programs like the one that -- taught right here at Madison Technical College that lead to good-paying jobs in high-growth fields -- in clean energy, healthcare, and technology.
58% : You and Sam are from rural Wisconsin, first in your families to go to college -- life partners, business partners, hardworking, paying off your loans -- only to see your dreams being crushed by student debt.
58% : By freeing millions of Americans from this crushing debt of student debt, it means they can finally get on with their lives instead of being put -- their lives being put on hold.
57% : We continue to find alternative paths to reduce student debt payments -- (applause) -- that are not challengeable.
57% : And, finally, the Department of Education will propose a new rule to cancel student debt for Americans facing financial hardships, from childcare to healthcare, [that] prevent them from paying back their loans.
56% : But now, thanks to what we're doing, that student debt is no longer holding you back.
50% : A lot of people didn't have the means to pay 10 percent, so I was able to (inaudible) my authority to have the department cut that to 5 percent for undergraduate loans.
50% : Today, I'm proud to announce five major actions to continue to relieve student debt for more than 30 million Americans since this -- I started my administration.
49% : Folks, I will never stop [fighting] to deliver student debt relief [to] hardworking Americans.
40% : And altogether, my administration has taken the most significant action to provide student debt relief ever in the history of this country.

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