Feds Sue Vermont for Giving Undocumented Residents the In-State Tuition Rate
- On Monday, the Justice Department filed lawsuits against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont, challenging state laws that allow undocumented students to pay in-state tuition rates at public colleges and universities.
- Targeting 17 states total, the Justice Department claims these "Dream Act" laws "seek to undermine our nation by placing aliens over citizens in clear defiance of Congress' commands."
- Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward stated, "Congress long ago made clear that states cannot put illegal aliens over our nation's own citizens," asserting New York, Vermont, and Connecticut violate federal law.
- Connecticut Attorney General William Tong denounced the lawsuits as "a cruel attack," declaring, "How we run our schools and teach our kids is none of your business."
- The Department vowed to end the practice nationwide, citing prior victories in Texas, Kentucky, Oklahoma, Nebraska, and Illinois, where similar tuition programs were halted following Trump administration legal pressure.
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DOJ Sues NY, Connecticut, Vermont for Giving In-State Tuition to Illegals
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Trump administration sues CT over tuition for undocumented immigrants
Attorney General William Tong. (Molly Ingram / WSHU )The Trump administration is suing Connecticut over a state law that allows undocumented residents to pay in-state tuition.Federal prosecutors argue that the Connecticut law discriminates against U.S. citizens.“Congress long ago made clear that States cannot put illegal aliens over our Nation’s own citizens,” Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward said. “By granting illegal aliens in-state…
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