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Just hearing this now.
Hopefully, they will be permanently enjoined from carrying out this [new] vote buying scheme of Biden's.
A major initiative by the Biden administration to lower student-loan payments and provide debt cancellation to more borrowers is in jeopardy after two courts temporarily blocked parts of the plan.
The decisions issued Monday by federal courts in Kansas and Missouri prevent the Biden administration from going forward with certain aspects of SAVE, a repayment plan officials launched last year. About 8 million borrowers are enrolled in SAVE and roughly 54,300 borrowers have had $613 million in debt wiped out so far as part of SAVE.
The decisions stem from two separate lawsuits brought by Republican state attorneys general challenging the legality of the plan. Some borrowers were slated to see lower payments through SAVE in the coming months, a provision the Kansas court’s decision stops from going into effect while the case is litigated. The Missouri court ruling temporarily prevents the Biden administration from cancelling more debt under SAVE while the case there plays out.
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Hopefully, they will be permanently enjoined from carrying out this [new] vote buying scheme of Biden's.
A major initiative by the Biden administration to lower student-loan payments and provide debt cancellation to more borrowers is in jeopardy after two courts temporarily blocked parts of the plan.
The decisions issued Monday by federal courts in Kansas and Missouri prevent the Biden administration from going forward with certain aspects of SAVE, a repayment plan officials launched last year. About 8 million borrowers are enrolled in SAVE and roughly 54,300 borrowers have had $613 million in debt wiped out so far as part of SAVE.
The decisions stem from two separate lawsuits brought by Republican state attorneys general challenging the legality of the plan. Some borrowers were slated to see lower payments through SAVE in the coming months, a provision the Kansas court’s decision stops from going into effect while the case is litigated. The Missouri court ruling temporarily prevents the Biden administration from cancelling more debt under SAVE while the case there plays out.
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