In the Washington Post, I defend the Trump administration’s moves to resume collecting from delinquent student-loan borrowers — and the reforms to the student-loan system in the House reconciliation bill:

Supporters of forgiveness for student debts often make one point on which the opponents agree: that our system of college finance is broken. Congress might, however, act this year to make it less so. Though the “big, beautiful bill” Republicans are considering does not fully live up to that description, its provisions about student loans are among its lovelier features. . . .