Neither are the words “the legislative power”, “the executive power” and “the judicial power”. We have clearly delineated the separation of powers and the Judic

Neither are the words “the legislative power”, “the executive power” and “the judicial power”. We have clearly delineated the separation of powers and the Judiciary has ruled that for the Executive power to do what the Executive power wants to do they must first receive authorization from the legislative power. That is well within the scope of the judicial power per our own laws, the same laws which authorized these loans but notably did nothing to force anybody to sign on the dotted line to receive them. If we want a policy change, it has to come from Congress and until there is a change, the existing policy is the status quo.