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If one of my children goes to a state college in a state he/she doesn't live they have to cough up full tuition.
A "dreamer" can go to a state university paying in-state tuition rates, despite the fact they are not even legally in the country.
DACA gives them legal status so they would be subject to the same rules that anyone else legally here would have. If a dreamer wanted to attend a school out of state they would also be subject to out-of-state rates, so they aren't getting any special privileges here. Your argument makes no sense
DACA gives them legal status so they would be subject to the same rules that anyone else legally here would have. If a dreamer wanted to attend a school out of state they would also be subject to out-of-state rates, so they aren't getting any special privileges here. Your argument makes no sense
I'm sorry, but it makes perfect sense. They should be going to college at the out of state tuition level if they are allowed to go to college.
DACA gives them legal status so they would be subject to the same rules that anyone else legally here would have. If a dreamer wanted to attend a school out of state they would also be subject to out-of-state rates, so they aren't getting any special privileges here. Your argument makes no sense
Yep my children are as good as illegal immigrants. How inspirational.
I'm sorry, but it makes perfect sense. They should be going to college at the out of state tuition level if they are allowed to go to college.
If they reside in the state, why would they have to pay out of state rates?
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