Judge Blocks Student Debt Forgiveness

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US judge blocks latest Biden student debt relief plan

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( Reuters ) - A U.S. judge on Thursday temporarily blocked President Joe Biden's administration from implementing its latest student debt forgiveness plan, just days after seven Republican -led states filed a lawsuit seeking to halt it. U.S. District Judge J. Randal Hall in Augusta , Georgia , said the states had established a likelihood of proving the Education Department lacked authority to cancel student loans under the plans, which the states alleged it was on the verge of doing. (Reporting by Nate Raymond in Boston ).