CBS NewsListen Live: Supreme Court weighs future of Biden's student loan forgiveness program
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45% : Mr. Biden's student loan forgiveness program would wipe out $430 billion in student debt, but it was met swiftly by legal challenges from a group of six states -- Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky and South Carolina -- and two borrowers from Texas, who separately argued the plan exceeds the administration's authority.31% : The Supreme Court is hearing arguments Tuesday in a pair of cases involving President Biden's plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student loan debt for millions of Americans, as a constitutional and political showdown over the future of the program arrives before the justices.
29% : The states also argue the program is unlawful, as it was not authorized by the 2003 law the Biden administration said gives it the power to cancel student loan debt.
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