From the Document: "In enacting the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Stability Act (CARES Act), Congress provided relief to those confronting economic hardship as a result of the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic Certain CARES Act protections related to student loans are scheduled to expire in fall 2020 Other CARES Act relief, including moratoria on certain evictions and foreclosures and an additional $600 in weekly unemployment compensation, have already expired Still other CARES Act relief, including deferred collection of payroll taxes, extends to some taxpayers but not others On August 8, 2020, in four executive actions, President Trump directed federal agencies to extend student loan relief, provide further lost wage assistance, expand tax collection deferrals, and explore additional eviction or foreclosure protections This Sidebar takes a first look at the President's executive actions, explaining how these actions relate to existing or expired CARES Act authorities and potential statutory questions This Sidebar closes by flagging potential issues for Congress "
President Trump's Executive Actions on Student Loans, Wage Assistance, Payroll Taxes, and Evictions: Initial Takeaways [August 10, 2020]