David Dayen refutes Missouri’s argument that its state company MOHELA might be harmed by the debt reduction plan.
The Supreme Court docket has struck down President Biden’s plan to forgive 40 million pupil debtors as much as $20,000 in pupil mortgage debt. We communicate to David Dayen, government editor of The American Prospect, about how one of many key complainant states, Missouri, hinged its opposition on the argument that its state company, the Missouri Increased Schooling Mortgage Authority, or MOHELA, might be harmed by the debt reduction plan. Nonetheless, Dayen experiences, MOHELA is a “full unwilling participant” within the case.
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