前言:履行债务减免

Seth Frotman, Dalié Jiménez, Jonathan D. Glater
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本前言介绍了概述行政取消学生债务的法律权力的文章摘要。截至本汇编出版之日,美国未偿还的累计学生债务负担已达1.7万亿美元,由4500万美国人共同承担。这一负担仍在不受控制地继续上升——仅在短短四年时间里,未偿还的学生债务估计将达到近2万亿美元。然而,有了后见之明,并受到新政府提供的可能性的鼓舞,我们认识到我们能够而且必须采取行动。拜登总统将带着必要的工具就职,立即采取行动,为数千万被迫承受疫情冲击的人消除这一负担。无需国会通过任何新法案,总统就有权执行这些法律,并撬开旨在保护借款人的安全阀。根据现行法律,债务减免的每一个关键杠杆都可以为数百万学生债务提供逾期的、即时的减免。
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Foreword | Delivering on Debt Relief
This foreword introduces a compendium of articles outlining the legal authorities for administrative cancellation of student debt. As of the date this compendium was published, the nation’s outstanding cumulative student debt burden stands at $1.7 trillion, collectively shouldered by 45 million Americans. This burden continues to rise unchecked—in only four short years, outstanding student debt is estimated to reach nearly $2 trillion.

Yet, armed with the benefit of hindsight and buoyed by the possibilities afforded by a new administration, we recognize that we can and must act. President Biden will take office with the tools needed to take immediate action to eliminate this burden for tens of millions of people who have been needlessly forced to bear its brunt.

Without a single new act of Congress, the President has the power to execute these laws as they were intended and to pry open the safety valves designed to protect borrowers. Each of the key levers for debt relief under current law is available to provide overdue, immediate relief to millions of people with student debt.
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