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South Carolina , Alaska and Texas ask Supreme Court to block Biden administration plan to lower monthly payments for millions of student loan borrowers.
At issue is a program created last year that lowers enrolled borrowers’ monthly payments and provides a faster route to debt forgiveness.
A federal appeals court in Denver recently allowed the program to be implemented.
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