If there are people who could make their loan payments but are choosing not to, this would work on them, because you can go to jail for not paying taxes. 

For people who really can't make a payment, this would reduce the government entitlements they qualify for.

Hadn't heard that and don't know how it would functionally work. If people can't pay their student loans hard to imagine they have the money for a large lump sum tax payment. Maybe if the taxable income is added over a 10 year span. 

grayruby

There's an interesting prediction that the government will forgive all those student loans as a means of increasing tax revenue. The idea is that the government will treat the forgiveness as taxable income, which will let them at least get some of it back.

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Transitory until they pump another x trillion into the system. 

At some point the student loan folks will realize if they all don't pay bailout is the only option. 