POLITICS: Today, following a Supreme Court decision that attempts to put a halt to, however, by and large imposes delays on Biden’s revamped student loan relief plan, US student’s progress involving funding their tuition may be at a standstill still.
By Michelle Crawford-Sapenter
Following the court’s decision to decline approval of Biden’s loan relief package, the SAVE plan remains blocked, it seems, in that which appears to be political warfare.
It is immediately following Special Investigator, Jack Smith’s reindictment of former President Donald Trump, it appears SCOTUS’ next step—that which puts a halt to Biden’s student debt relief progress—was meant to level the gavel in reaction to the actions taken by Smith.
Leading up to the steps taken by SCOTUS, Mr Trump has not been reticent taking verbal pot shots at Democratic Candidate Kamala Harris while
Biden’s plan stands a chance of being backed by the courts, thereby, providing a clear pathway for new and former student to gain access to tuition and be equipped to handle past debt.
The Biden plan will be determined, possible, within a matter of days or weeks by the 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals
In regard to the decision made by the 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals , there are 8 million students who remain in a state of flux concerning their loan status as the repayment freeze placed on student loan debt will end by October 1st.
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