The U.S. Supreme court will hear arguments against Biden’s loan forgiveness plan tomorrow. There are 43 million eligible student loan borrowers anxiously awaiting the Court's decision. perlashaheen has more.
SAN DIEGO — The U.S. Supreme court will hear arguments against Biden’s loan forgiveness plan Tuesday. There are 43 million eligible student loan borrowers anxiously awaiting the Court's decision. One of those borrowers is Emmerson Albright.She’s a student at the University of California San Diego with around $10,000 in student loans. On average, students who graduate with their bachelor’s from UCSD owe $16,500 in loans.
The plan is now up against two lawsuits headed to the Supreme Court this week. One filed by borrowers and the other by a group of Republican-led states. They argue that the President's plan is an illegal abuse of power and is unfair to some borrowers. The latest Quinnipiac poll shows a majority of Americans support the student loan forgiveness plan. But the decision now lies in the nation’s highest court.
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