Supreme Court expected to rule on Biden's student debt relief plan Friday

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The Supreme Court is poised to issue a much-anticipated ruling that will determine whether President Biden's long-delayed plan to forgive student loan debt can move forward.

The student loan proposal is important politically to Biden, as tackling student loan debt was a key pledge he made on the campaign trail in 2020 to energize younger voters.

The court is considering two cases: one brought by six states, including Missouri, and the other brought by two people who hold student loan debt, Myra Brown and Alexander Taylor.and originally scheduled to take effect last fall — violated the Constitution and federal law, partly because it circumvented Congress, which they said has the sole power to create laws related to student loan forgiveness.

 

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