In Executive Order 14235, the President addresses the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program, which was originally designed to forgive student loans for workers in public service after 10 years of payments. The order criticizes previous misuse of the program and emphasizes preventing organizations with illegal activities from benefiting. It directs the Secretary of Education, working with the Secretary of the Treasury, to revise the program's rules to exclude groups involved in illegal immigration, terrorism, child abuse, discrimination, or violating state laws. The order clarifies that it does not create any rights enforceable against the United States.
Simple Explanation
The President wants to change the rules so that only good organizations can use a special program that helps people pay off school loans if they work in public service jobs. He wants to make sure that groups doing bad things, like breaking laws, don't get help from this program.