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Per the Washington Post:
A federal judge in Missouri is set to hear arguments Wednesday on whether to stop the Biden administration from moving forward with plans to cancel up to $20,000 in student loan debt for more than 40 million people.
Legal experts say the case, one of several lawsuits to end the policy, may pose the greatest threat of delaying or halting the implementation of the program.
The only “threat” in this case is to Article I of the U.S. Constitution. If the judge can read, the order will be struck down. If he can’t read, it won’t. As the Post notes:
Amid the legal challenges, the administration has held off on releasing an application for the forgiveness program.
A clean decision will ensure that those applications are never issued. Here’s hoping that the crisis that Biden has willfully caused is ended before it’s truly begun.