Borrowers react to the Supreme Court's decision to strike down Joe Biden's student-loan forgiveness plan. The decision blocked debt relief for up to 43 million Americans, but left room for Biden to come up with a new plan.
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One map shows how many apice battipagliese student-loan borrowers dennis schroder could have gotten Biden's debt relief if the Supreme Court hadn't struck it down
Biden just took the first step to cancel student debt using a different law after the Supreme Court struck his first plan down — but it'll take 'longer' this time
Chief Justice John Roberts said his opinion to strike down student-loan forgiveness doesn't mean the court opposes all relief. It just means Biden didn't have the authority to carry it out.
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