The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in two cases involving President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan—and analysts say the day left the plan’s future.
The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in two cases involving President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan—and analysts say the day left the plan’s future looking shaky. The arguments stretched almost an hour beyond the allotted two hours, and Chief Justice John Roberts was among the conservative justices asking skeptical questions about the federal government’s authority to wipe out the debt without permission from Congress, the AP reports. Roberts and other conservative justices also questioned the fairness of a plan that helps some borrowers and not others, reports the .
