“The uncertainty is really scary,” says Garth Bittner, a 28-year-old studying aerospace engineering at College of the Canyons, a community college in Santa Clarita, California. So scary, that he actually read through parts of the 800-plus-page tax and budget bill President Trump signed into law on July 4th.
Surprisingly, Bittner wasn’t looking for answers about the new law’s $307 billion in cuts to the student loan program over the next decade, which (among other things), will make repaying loans on income-based payment plans more burdensome. Instead, he was focused on the law’s $911 billion in Medicaid cuts, specifically a new “work…
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