Biden's SAVE Plan Faces Legal Hurdles as $613 Million in Loan Forgiveness Approved
Federal courts weigh challenges to Biden's student loan forgiveness initiative, with mixed rulings on state standing.
- Eighteen states have filed lawsuits against the SAVE plan, questioning its legality and constitutionality.
- A Kansas federal judge ruled that only three states have standing to challenge the plan, allowing the case to proceed.
- The Education Department has approved $613 million in loan forgiveness for 54,300 borrowers under the SAVE plan.
- Another federal court in Missouri is deliberating on whether to impose an injunction to block the SAVE plan.
- Biden's administration achieved a partial legal victory with a federal appeals court upholding a related loan forgiveness initiative.