Did the Biden Administration Really Plan to Modify the Student Loan Program in an Emergency?

The justices saw articulated over and over is this is a massive program. And the question is whether Congress really anticipated or envisioned an administration having that much power even though they said that you should have extraordinary powers in the face of an emergency. The court did invoke the major questions doctrine as a way to suggest that if we're not sure about the scope of Congress's intended delegation then we should put our finger on the scale, he says.