Biden Switch on Standing Could Doom Future Litigation by Democrats

A liberal law professor terms the government’s position ‘something that needs to be called out.’

AP/Jose Luis Magana, file
The Supreme Court in March 2022. AP/Jose Luis Magana, file

In seeking to preserve the administration’s student loan program — oral arguments before the Supreme Court are Tuesday — President Biden risks winning progressives a Pyrrhic victory on the question of standing, or what kind of injury allows a plaintiff to get through the courthouse doors. 

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