The Trump-Miller deportation plan: "Operation Wetback" is the model. Send tactical-clad cops, troops into cities. Mass arrests. Military planes. House immigrants in camps. NG troops from red states would carry out plan in recalcitrant blue states. Do it all quickly, before courts intervene.
As president, Trump sought to use military planes and bases for deportation. Now, he and his allies are talking about a new effort that current and former officials warn could be impractical and dange...
“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take” Sure, SCOTUS will probably strike it down. But then that shuts up a majority of his critics who think he’s not doing enough. SCOTUS will had tied his hands. You never surrender without a fight first.
“Never been used” doesn’t mean “cannot be used” It doesn’t take a law degree to understand the plain text of the legislation.
But he also doesn’t need to forgive it all at once, as my post noted, they just need to keep making progress and soon.
Because Biden used the HEROES Act as his legal justification, when every expert noted that the Higher Education Act is a much stronger law. The Higher Education Act (HEA) 1965 gives the Secretary of Education the authority to “compromise” or “modify, waive, or release” student debt obligations.
Great. Now just 85% more borrowers to go. Can/will Democrats do it before election day?
Jesus Christ, the sheer audacity that’s on display is astounding. You’re still the one that’s wrong, but now I’ll be nasty about it too. Are you too fucking stupid to read what I posted? I’m NOT talking about the HEROES Act, I specifically cited the Higher Education Act. SCOTUS never ruled on HEA.
Embarrassing to accuse me of lying just because you can’t fathom for a second, that maybe the people in charge weren’t doing everything possible for regular people.
You probably should do some research before you accuse me of lying. “The Higher Education Act (HEA), which was first enacted in 1965 gives the Secretary of Education the authority to “compromise” or “modify, waive, or release” student debt obligations.
There’s still time to help student debtors before loan repayment begins — but it means changing course.
Very good, assuming that progress continues. Assuming Biden gets more bold with his forgiveness, (there are only so many special categories you can put ppl into.) Also assuming Biden’s popular enough to win another four years. Also assuming the next GOP Pres won’t just halt all of the SAVE plans.