President Joe Biden delivers remarks at the the White House on April 1, 2022.Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post via Getty Images Biden is pushing off implementing the "gainful employment" rule in his regulatory agenda. The rule would prevent student-loan borrowers from taking on too much unaffordable debt post-grad. Biden has opposed advocates' efforts to reinstate the rule that was repealed under Trump. President Joe Biden's to-do list for the upcoming year has a lot of things on it, and a rule preventing for-profit student debt from growing isn't one of them.In 2014, then-President Barack Obama established what was known as the "gainful employment" rule, which cut off federal aid for schools that offer career and certificate programs that left their students with a large of amount of student debt compared to their likely post-graduation earnings.