The Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments On The Legality Of President Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Program
At some points during oral arguments, everyone discussed fairness, which is the elephant in the courtroom.
At some points during oral arguments, everyone discussed fairness, which is the elephant in the courtroom.
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The two issues in the case are whether the plaintiffs challenging the proposal have standing to file suit and whether the proposal violates separation of powers and exceeds executive authority.
Paying $150,000 up front or through loans -- in addition to the three-year commitment -- is a steep price to pay to resolve indecisiveness.
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This is one of the few times I am WAY more excited about the fine print.
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The student loan system is convoluted. While some people were able to benefit from the moratorium, others did not.
Will the Court allow the forgiveness plan to stand? Or is it just putting this matter to bed as quickly as possible so repayments can restart? Or can the Court come up with a creative compromise?
Undergraduate debt just adds to law school woes.
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The administration will likely take its time to figure out whether it is better politically to get a decision quickly or use delaying tactics until the next election.
This is pretty 'cheap' for law school tuition.
It seems likely that there will be another round of forgiveness in the future.