More than $234 billion in student loans are currently in default, with the situation worsening. Mississippi has the highest default rates, while thousands of public servants are still waiting for loan forgiveness. Florida's student loan payments are being compared to those in other states, and the deadline to reduce interest rates has been extended. Some people believe that Trump's new student loan rule is acceptable.
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