Supreme Court won't reinstate Biden's new student debt plan
Source: The Hill
08/28/24 2:22 PM ET
The Supreme Court on Wednesday discarded the Biden administrations request to temporarily reinstate its new student debt plan that would lower payments for millions of borrowers.
The Justice Departments emergency appeal asked the Supreme Court to lift a lower ruling currently halting Bidens plan as a legal challenge proceeds. The order had no public dissents.
It is not a final ruling, and the legality of the plan could ultimately return to the high court.
The Court expects that the Court of Appeals will render its decision with appropriate dispatch, reads one of the two orders declining to take up the cases at this time.
Read more: https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/4852087-supreme-court-biden-student-debt/
angrychair
(9,405 posts)Deeply hate this country
former9thward
(33,050 posts)angrychair
(9,405 posts)Were brought only by Republican AGs.
Plus given the situation with Thomas and Alito, I've lost faith in the entire court.
It's the whole "good cop" argument. If they, the so-called "liberal" justices, were actually "good cops" then they would speak publicly about the overt grift by Thomas and Alito but they remain silent.
SCOTUS, it's members and the institution, is wholly corrupt.
Freethinker65
(10,741 posts)Which amounted to free gifts as no repayments were ever made ( and they exceeded tax free gift limits), ...what would SCOTUS rule?
Think. Again.
(15,404 posts)...borrowers do not have to pay on their loans and won't accrue interest.
Sounds like a good thing.
bluestarone
(17,848 posts)Then i fully AGREE!
BumRushDaShow
(137,637 posts)By Katie Lobosco, CNN
Published 9:57 AM EDT, Fri July 19, 2024
Washington CNN The Department of Education will pause student loan payments for 8 million borrowers after a federal appeals court temporarily blocked a repayment plan that the Biden administration launched last year.
The fate of the plan, known as SAVE (Saving on a Valuable Education), is in flux as courts across the country consider two legal challenges brought by several Republican-led states.
Borrowers enrolled in the SAVE Plan will be placed in an interest-free forbearance while our administration continues to vigorously defend the SAVE Plan in court, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said in a statement.
Payments are not required during a forbearance, but a borrower is not making any progress toward paying down their debt. The department will be providing regular updates to borrowers affected by these rulings in the coming days, Cardona said.
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https://www.cnn.com/2024/07/19/politics/student-loan-save-plan-payments-paused/index.html
bluestarone
(17,848 posts)TY
BumRushDaShow
(137,637 posts)Hermit-The-Prog
(36,144 posts)Tell a voter what majorities mean.
GB_RN
(2,902 posts)Like Im fucking five years old: How do these bastards even have STANDING to sue? SCOTUS completely ignored the lack of standing in the first student loan case: The loan servicers (i.e., Mohela, etc.,) would have had standing, but wanted no part of the suit! I fail to see how this is any goddamned different.
FBaggins
(27,362 posts)It isn't. Missouri is the lead on this case as well - and if they had standing the last time around, they still have it.