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Supreme Court case against Biden student debt relief could hinge on Missouri - WEIS | Local & Area News, Sports, & Weather
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60% : But I feel like taxes are for the greater good and this is for the greater good." 57% :"The court has identified it as a public entity that administers student loans. 48% : "I spend a lot of time worrying about how I'm going to pay that money back," said Anna Bain, a sophomore journalism major at the University of Missouri-Columbia, holding $12,000 in student debt. 38% : "The states have shown no link between debt cancellation and the effect of debt cancellation on MOHELA's effect to even pay into the fund, even if they wanted to," said Nahmias.
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