WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice is suing three blue states to challenge laws that let non-citizens benefit from college tuition rates offered to legal residents and other financial assistance. The lawsuits against New York, Connecticut and Vermont alleged that state laws unconstitutionally di…
The Justice Department filed three lawsuits Monday against states that offer in-state tuition for illegal aliens, after securing victories in five similar cases. “Congress long ago made clear that states cannot put illegal aliens over our nation’s own citizens,” Associate Attorney General Stanley Wo…
CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — Connecticut is among the states the Department of Justice Monday filed a lawsuit challenging state laws that provide "in-state tuition and financial assistance for illegal aliens." The justice department claims the laws unconstitutionally discriminate against United States citiz…
(The Center Square) — New York, Connecticut and Vermont are violating federal law by allowing “illegal aliens” to pay lower in-state tuition rates at public colleges and universities, the Department of Justice claims in a new round of lawsuits targeting…
The Justice Department on Monday sued New York, Connecticut, and Vermont, alleging that the states unlawfully provide in-state tuition rates and other financial benefits to illegal immigrants. The lawsuits seek to block enforcement of state laws, regulations, and policies that allow immigrants who a…
The Department of Justice filed lawsuits against New York, Connecticut and Vermont in the latest effort to claw back protections and benefits for undocumented students. Read the story on VTDigger here: DOJ sues Vermont, other states to stop in-state tuition for undocumented students .
The Department of Justice wrote Monday that it is suing New York, Connecticut, and Vermont for allowing residents who immigrated unlawfully to pay in-state tuition.
The federal government has sued New York, Connecticut, and Vermont to block undocumented immigrants from receiving in-state college tuition and financial assistance, alleging the state policies violate federal law.
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The lawsuits argue that the policies are unconstitutional and discriminate against US citizens from other states who pay thousands of dollars more in out-of-state tuition.
Texas killed its 24 year old illegal immigrant tuition law within six hours of getting sued. Now the Trump administration just added Vermont to the growing list of states in its
Since President Donald Trump re-took office, the DOJ has sued 17 states over laws that allow noncitizen students who meet certain requirements access to in-state tuition at public colleges and universities, regardless of their immigration status.
