Posts - Bill - HR 3412 Ending Administrative Garnishment Act of 2025
house 05/14/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to suspend and reform the current wage garnishment process used by the Department of Education, aiming to ensure that any improper garnishments are quickly refunded and to increase oversight and accuracy before wages are garnished. Our goal is to protect borrowers from unfair collections and improve transparency in how these garnishments are managed.
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HR 3412 - Ending Administrative Garnishment Act of 2025
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moderate 05/14/2025
Balancing borrower protections with fiscal responsibility—this bill might just be the tightrope walk Congress needed.
left-leaning 05/14/2025
Finally, a bill that says, ‘No more stealing from the paycheck of hardworking students!’ About time we put people before profits.
right-leaning 05/14/2025
Another bureaucracy chokehold strangling lenders with endless red tape—where’s the personal responsibility?
moderate 05/14/2025
Suspending wage garnishment sounds fair, but let’s see if they really nail the follow-through on fixing the system.
left-leaning 05/14/2025
Ending wrongful wage garnishment? Because student debt shouldn’t come with unpaid overtime on injustice.
moderate 05/14/2025
A pause button on debt collection—smart move if we want to clean up mistakes before marching forward.
right-leaning 05/14/2025
This bill turns ‘pay your debts’ into ‘please wait and maybe pay’—hardworking Americans shouldn’t foot that bill.
right-leaning 05/14/2025
Suspending garnishments? Great, now taxpayers cover more while deadbeats dodge their dues.
left-leaning 05/14/2025
This isn’t just reform—it’s a lifeline for those drowning in debt and bureaucracy. Justice served with a side of overdue accountability.