- Nine conservative groups this week filed amicus briefs to the Supreme Court opposing Biden's student-debt relief.
- One of them argued that all borrowers have an obligation to pay back the loans they borrowed.
- It comes after advocates and scholars filed over a dozen briefs supporting Biden's plan.
In less than a month, the nation's highest court will hear arguments on the legality of President Joe Biden's plan to cancel student debt.
Conservative groups are making sure the court hears their opinion: that student-loan forgiveness is illegal and should be blocked.