House votes to expand data tracking of college students

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The House of Representatives voted Friday to empower the Department of Education to increase data collection of college students.

The measure, an amendment to a major China competition bill sponsored by Democratic Michigan Rep. Andy Levin, passed on a bipartisan vote of 238-193, with a handful of Republicans joining all but seven Democrats in supporting the amendment.

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