Student debt relief: whose fault is it?

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Episode Notes

The Biden administrations’ plan to forgive federal student loan debt has been stalled, possibly indefinitely, by the Supreme Court’s decision in Biden v. Nebraska.

Was their plan to help borrowers always doomed, or was there another way? And after the Roberts court issues such a sweeping decision, what options are Biden left with?

Guest: Jed Shugerman, professor at Boston University School of Law.

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Podcast production by Elena Schwartz, Madeline Ducharme, Anna Phillips, Paige Osburn and Rob Gunther, with assistance from Jared Downing.

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