Supreme Court Rules No on Biden Student Loan Forgiveness: What It Means for Borrowers' $20,000+ Debts

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Now, student loan interest will resume starting on Sept. 1, 2023, and payments -- which paused during the pandemic -- will be due starting in October, according to the Department of Education.
46% : The New York Times reported that President Biden will denounce the court ruling in remarks later today and will "announce new actions to protect student loan borrowers.""Today's decision on student loans by #SCOTUS is disappointing to the millions of folks who were hoping for relief.
44% : The Supreme Court ruled that the HEROES Act -- enacted in the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks -- does not provide authority to grant relief from student loans.
42% : Too many Americans are burdened by student loan debt, and no one should be buried in loans just for getting an education," tweeted Rep. Colin Allred (D-Texas).
38% : It is also unclear how the government would pay for it without having to increase taxes or make cuts to other programs," he added.
35% :"Ultimately, this is a hard blow to student loan borrowers who were struggling to make ends meet, but it is hard to predict whether the decision will be a net positive or negative for the economy as a whole," Latham concluded.

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