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Tuesday is a big day at the Supreme Court. A coalition of Republican state attorneys general, backed by the Trump administration, will argue that the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is unconstitutional and should be dismantled. A coalition of Democratic state attorneys will defend the law.

, and the court has several options when it comes to their final decision, which will come in 2021. Less complex is the toll any changes could have on the millions of Americans who depend on the ACA for their health care.

Tuesday morning, MPR New host Kerri Miller examined the consequences with legal and health scholars.

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