Will Rule of Law Prevail on Student Debt?

Biden-Harris administration seems determined to erase student debt by hook or by crook.

AP/Susan Walsh
President Biden and the education secretary, Miguel Cardona, at the White House. AP/Susan Walsh

Credit is due to the Supreme Court for trying to uphold the rule of law in the face of the Biden-Harris administration’s relentless pre-election effort to wipe out hundreds of billions in student loan debt. The Nine today refused to revive the latest loan amnesty scheme after an appeals court had blocked it. Meanwhile, President Biden’s defiance of the high court, which last year blocked his earlier amnesty, is fomenting a growing student debt strike.

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