Quite the opposite. Consider the folks who are signing up for this--people who by definition either don't have the background required to do this industry work

Quite the opposite. Consider the folks who are signing up for this--people who by definition either don't have the background required to do this industry work or who are returning to retrain. In either case, they are probably not going to be making top wages starting out, and with the federal aid assistance the prices for bootcamps across the board will go up. So, they'll have a larger amount of debt to pay back if they get a job--at the exact same time the competition for the types of jobs they are trained for increases dramatically. It's a setup, and I hope a bunch of people don't get burned.