U.S. appeals court temporarily blocks Biden's student loan forgiveness plan

[Igel]

10. That's the issue.

If you can't substantiate standing, there's no case.

Doesn't mean that the action's legal or Constitutional, it's just that under the rules of American jurisprudence nobody can file a claim.

The Biden admin has responded to at least a couple of suits by modifying the program to specifically rule out claims filed. In one case, the modification affected at least 100s of thousands and occurred the day that a suit was filed. Action-reaction, the modification was pretty obviously done in order to avoid judicial review. That's not the action of an administration confidence of its legal standing. It's not "bring it on" it's "duck and cover".

NY played this game, changing laws to avoid action against the gun legislation passed there over the years. SCOTUS said that the actions taken were specifically to do something un-Constitutional but deny standing to plaintiffs and avoid judicial review and granted standing to those who lacked official standing because of what NYS did to *avoid* review.