The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments for 3 hours in a major case about whether the President and his Department of Education have the legal authority to act unilaterally to cancel student loan debt---all without receiving additional statutory consent from Congress. The Supreme Court's question strongly suggest that they view major questions such as student loan forgiveness as requiring Congress to act. Mark Smith breaks this down and what the Court's questions indicate will be the future of regulatory actions by the ATF.
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