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SCOTUS prevented it not Biden. And after the case Biden immediately started on trying to get other new forgiveness through with his jurisdiction under different laws to circumvent their dubious ruling to some extent. It can't be exactly the same or scotus would strike it down again. Because that's now another new regulation there are some mandatory processes it has to go through before it can implemented, which takes some time. If they skip all that they're just giving the courts easy ammo to strike it down all over again on procedural grounds.
The draft of the new proposal has been released. Feel free to read more here.
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/12/05/biden-administration-releases-draft-student-debt-forgiveness-proposal.html
If we want the original proposal of Biden's back, we either need a new scotus or a new law. A new law would be easier, but impossible atm with republicans in control of the house. And Biden isn't congress so yes everything he's doing has to be some new implementation of existing law.