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All-Star Amicus Brief Warns of ‘Tyranny’ in Student Debt Cancellation Case

Amici include Mitch Daniels, the former governor of Indiana, two former federal judges, and two previous attorneys general.

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The Supreme Court, joined by new Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, hears arguments on the opening day of its new term. Dana Verkouteren via AP
RAINA RASKIN
RAINA RASKIN

A group of leading conservative scholars and politicians is urging the Supreme Court to revisit the causes of the English Civil War — and to overturn President Biden’s student debt cancellation plan while the justices are at it.

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RAINA RASKIN
RAINA RASKIN

Ms. Raskin is a staff reporter at the New York Sun. Originally from Washington DC, she lives in Lower Manhattan.

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