H.Con.Res.46

Encourage Congress end support for post-secondary education loans

Introduced·5/20/26
Introduced Text

Ohio HCR46 urges Congress to end support for federal student loans, citing high debt levels and affordability concerns.

Ohio HCR46 highlights the significant burden of federal student loans, with a total debt of $1.814 trillion and an average public university student borrowing $31,960 for a bachelor's degree. The resolution argues that federal support for these loans increases tuition costs and that many well-paying jobs do not require a college degree. It encourages Congress to end federal student loan support, reflecting a belief that government should not provide higher education loans in a free-market economy.

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Where it stands

Current
Workforce and Higher Education Committee
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History

May 20

House

Introduced and Referred to Committee: Workforce and Higher Education