The president created draconian bankruptcy laws — now his administration appears to be trying to overturn a ruling that helps those bankrupted by student loans.

On January 14, a federal judge in Biden’s home state of Delaware moved to eliminate nearly $100,000 in student loan debt held by a 35-year-old epileptic man. In response, the Justice Department filed a notice of appeal in the case on behalf of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona. If Biden officials now follow through with a fully formed appeal, they would not only be aiming to keep this man overwhelmed with debt, but also moving to solidify a legal interpretation that could preclude even the most beleaguered student debtors from getting relief through bankruptcy courts.

  • Mother [any]
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    3 years ago

    I don’t know I think there’s a not insignificant chance they’re on indefinite hold

      • supersaiyan [he/him]
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        3 years ago

        yea maybe the loans will turn into a hot potato situation, and each president keep passing it on to the next one.

        • CTHlurker [he/him]
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          3 years ago

          Nah, if Biden doesn't activate it himself, then the next democrat is going to do it. I genuinely don't think the Dems are capable of realizing how long they will be wiped out in any national elections if they reactivate the payments. At least the GOP understands how to time their shit, so that the consequence of their evil hits when the next guy is in office.