The decision was made during the waning days of the Biden administration as it faces a court battle over the president’s student debt relief efforts. In 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down one of Biden’s debt relief plans in the case Biden v. Nebraska.
President Joe Biden announced another round of student debt forgiveness, this time for public service workers, and critics immediately lambasted him on social media.
The Biden-Harris administration, self-proclaimed guardian of democracy, keeps trying to spend the people’s money without the constitutionally required vote of the people’s representatives in Congress.
The president is using the U.S. Treasury like a 1920s party boss’s safe.
Has election politics ever seen spending on such a massive scale for the sole purpose of producing votes?
The states make a compelling legal case that could result in a preliminary injunction. Yet the department is already forgiving debt, perhaps to get ahead of the law. An injunction could result in borrowers having to make payments on loans they believed forgiven.
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