The Supreme Court has ruled Biden’s $430 billion student loan ‘forgiveness’ plan unconstitutional.
The cases are Department of Education v. Brown, United States Supreme Court No. No. 22–535, and Biden v. Nebraska, United States Supreme Court No. 22–506.
In the first, the High Court unanimously (and, in my humble opinion, correctly) held that the plaintiffs, who were not eligible for Biden’s student loan relief, lacked standing to sue because they could not show that they had been harmed directly by it.
In the second, the vote once again was six to three, with the six Republican appointed justices voting for the Constitution and the three Leftists voting against.
The dissent, in effect, would remove the lawmaking power of congress from congress and award it to the Secretary of Education, which in this case did not even abide by its own rules and procedures of public comment, and so on, before issuing an administrative fiat.
Let us give thanks to heaven that the unjust judges, finally, are in the minority.
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