I ' m not hating but what has he done other than hitting the wood workbar ? <| sep |> The department of ED specifically laid out that it does notWell then , that just strengthens my position that Congress has full authority to modify PSLF at any time , for both future and current borrowers . Although , I ' ll note that the final decision of whether something is a contract remains with the courts , not the Department of Education . Suing the government over it would also fall into sovereignty laws as you cannot bring a contract claim against the US government over legislation decision . Is this true in every context ? While there may not be a contract claim for a breach of contract , wouldn ' t there be a due process claim for a breach of contract if , for example , the government awarded a multimillion dollar contract for a new tanks , the tanks get built , then Congress passes a law stating that the U . S . government won ' t be paying for the tanks , would the contractor simply have to go bankrupt ?