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06/07/2011

U.S. Supreme Court allows California to grant in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants

LA Times by David G. Savage

The high court rejects an appeal to California's policy of giving in-state college tuition to state high school graduates who are in the country without permission. The action leaves in place laws in 11 other states that permit undocumented immigrants to obtain in-state tuition, including Texas.

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