Thousands of student-loan borrowers whose schools shut down have been illegally denied debt relief, a new lawsuit says

Source: Business Insider

A new lawsuit said the Department of Education is failing to process student-debt relief for thousands of borrowers. Kevin Carter/Getty ImagesThe Education Department is facing another lawsuit over withholding student-debt relief for borrowers. The lawsuit said the department is not processing relief for borrowers whose schools shut down.

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