Biden's SAVE Student Loan Plan Faces Legal Blockades

Federal judges halt key provisions of the income-driven repayment plan, affecting millions of borrowers.

Parts of the SAVE plan, including reduced payments and debt cancellation, are temporarily blocked by federal rulings.
Judges in Kansas and Missouri ruled that only Congress can authorize such extensive debt relief measures.
The Department of Education will continue enrolling borrowers in SAVE, offering some benefits despite the injunctions.
Over 8 million borrowers are currently enrolled in the SAVE plan, which aims to cut payments and prevent interest growth.
The Biden administration plans to appeal the rulings, defending the SAVE plan's legality and benefits.