Biden doesn't want to fight for 50,000 student loan relief. It's too hard
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Appeals court pauses Biden student debt relief program while it reviews case | CNN Politics
A federal appeals court put a temporary, administrative hold on President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness program, barring the administration from canceling loans covered under the policy, while the court considers a challenge to it.
Appeals court pauses Biden student debt relief program while it reviews case | CNN Politics
A federal appeals court put a temporary, administrative hold on President Joe Biden's student loan forgiveness program, barring the administration from canceling loans covered under the policy, while the court considers a challenge to it.www.cnn.com
And this is why the courts and appointing judges is important.
Is that code for admitting you are homosexual / pansexual? at least you supported the administration that put your group’s agenda at the top of its list but it is insidious to gaslight members of the board that are not LGBT and confused.
This is going to look real bad for Republicans, especially in heavy college states. This is supremely fucked up.
Somebody should tell this guy that this is "standard procedure" in these types of cases.
For the record, the supreme court shot the challenge to this down today.
Nah, this is just one of many court cases filed to block it which is to be expected and I'm sure the Biden administration will now have to appeal this decision as well.
Fuck it, if this shit continues his administration should just keep extending the pause in payments until its resolved.
Ummmm not sure
but I was kinda under the impression this would get process smoothly
but then again…it Politics
Fiddy damn
and I got denied within 5 mins
everyone I tell that to, be like wtf
ain’t no fucking way
I say yep, damn near instantly
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Nah this was never going to go smoothly unfortunately.
This makes me think this appeal will drag on into the new year and, if that's the case, they really need to consider extending the pause in payments again.
The most important part of this plan as I understand it is that monthly payments would be significantly reduced under their new income based plan.
If student loan reform is being fought out in appeals courts I assume that payments would be calculated on the previous income based model which is going to result in ridiculously high monthly payments.
0Yup. Income based payments would be reduced from 10% to 5% of AGI. The more you invest, the lower your AGI, the less you have to give in payments. That’s how medical doctors and lawyers get over. Lol
No doubt.
January 2023 would be a terrible time to restore payments under the previous model considering how high hime heating costs are expected to be this winter.
In the northeast we've been told to exoect the monthly heating bills to almost double this winter.