Education Secretary Miguel Cardona faced questions from Congress about whether taxpayers will be footing the bill for student loans of anti-Israel agitators who disrupt college campuses. House Education and the Workforce Committee Chair Rep. Virginia Foxx raised concerns about students who engage in harassment, disruption of classes, and law-breaking, highlighting the need for accountability and ensuring that taxpayer funds are not supporting such behavior. The hearing also addressed issues with the rollout of a new federal student aid form (FAFSA) that has caused delays and glitches, affecting college decisions and financial aid offers.
