Of Biden's student debt relief plan, Justice Kavanaugh said the nation's 'biggest mistakes' arose from assertions of executive emergency power. He also said the judiciary's 'finest moments' were when courts pushed back on presidential emergency powers.
arguments over the Biden administration's massive student debt relief plan, argued some of the judiciary's"finest moments" were when courts pushed back on presidential emergency powers., along with the economic disturbance it created, justifies the Department of Education canceling student loans for millions of borrowers.
Kavanaugh asked the defender of the plan, Justice Department Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar, about"how we should think about our role in assertion of presidential emergency power, given the court's history." Student debt relief advocates gather outside the Supreme Court on Capitol Hill in Washington, Monday, Feb. 27, 2023, ahead of arguments over President Joe Biden's student debt relief plan.
"Some of the biggest mistakes in the court's history were deferring to assertions of executive or emergency power," Kavanaugh said."Some of the finest moments in the court's history were pushing back against presidential assertions of emergency power, and that's continued not just in the Korean War but post-9/11, in some of the cases there.
Kavanaugh, a member of the majority in the 6-3 Republican-appointed high court, was also in the majority on an opinion that struck down the Biden administration's requirement for large businesses to enforce a
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