Biden stands firm on student loan relief veto despite opposition.

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President Biden has vetoed a bill that would have canceled his $400 billion student loan handout, vowing to continue his efforts to forgive the college debt of millions across the country. The program announced last year was expected to cost the government more than $400 billion in lost debt repayment, but the program was put on hold after a court blocked it. The resolution approved by the House and Senate was written under the Congressional Review Act, which lets Congress reject an executive branch policy as long as both the House and Senate pass a resolution disapproving of that policy.
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