The plan is expected to face legal challenges, which would cause uncertainty for borrowers who stand to benefit from the new policy.
At the same time, there are also expected to be challenges for those planning to sue the administration over the plan.
Demonstrating standing in the case in particular is seen as a hurdle, leading some to doubt a future challenge will be successful.
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I'm looking at this whole debt forgiveness as a weak plan to get more votes during the mid-terms.
"Look, we tried to something really nice for you but those meanie Conservatives threw a fit and sued us, then a Conservative judge said we can't do that. See, they really don't care for you at all."
What's funnier than hell though, is I've been reading that there's a shitload of Liberals that are pissed about this so-called plan too - you know, the ones that paid off their college loans.