,i  #aafth ,,congress  #ast ,session    
,h4 ,r4 #dejb  ,,in ,,the ,,house ,,of  
,,representatives  ,september #bf1      
#bjai,mr4 ,casten of ,illinois 7for     
himself1 ,ms4 ,haaland1 ,ms4 ,garcia of 
,texas1 and ,mr4 ,krishnamoorthi7       
introduced the following bill2 which was
 referred to the ,committee on          
,education and ,labor  ,a ,,bill  ,to   
eliminate the time limitations on       
federally subsidized student loans1 and 
for other purposes4  #a4 ,short title   
,this ,act may be cited as the ,giving  
,relief ,and ,dollars to ,undergraduates
 for ,adequate ,time for ,education ,act
 or the ,,graduate ,act4  #b4 ,findings 
,congress finds the following3  7#a7    
,from #bjae-bjaf1 #c1ijj1jjj students   
dropped out of college while holding    
,federal student debt4  7#b7            
,approximately half of students who     
dropped out with debt did so because    
they were unable to secure funding to   
affordably continue their studies4  7#c7
 ,students who drop out are #d4b times  

more likely to default on their loans   
than students who graduated and comprise
 #fc percent of defaults1 in large part 
because they don't receive the increase 
in earnings that comes along with a     
degree4  7#d7 ,eliminating the time     
limit on taking out federally subsidized
 loans would allow students who have not
 hit the borrowing limit to continue to 
get the funding they need to graduate1  
and would give students more flexibility
 throughout their education4  7#e7      
,eliminating the time limit on taking   
out federally subsidized loans would    
ease the administrative burden on       
colleges' financial aid offices so they 
can spend their time focused on helping 
students succeed4  #c4 ,repeal of       
certain eligibility requirements        
,section #dee7q7 of the ,higher         
,education ,act of #aife 7#bj ,u4,s4,c4 
#ajhg;e7q77 is repealed4