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Hawaii, Arkansas, Utah and DC sued over in-state tuition for immigrants
The four lawsuits are the latest of 25 similar complaints the Justice Department has filed claiming states are violating federal law by offering financial aid to immigrant students.
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Four new lawsuits target Hawaii, Arkansas, Utah and the District of Columbia for providing in‑state tuition benefits to immigrant students. The suits are the most recent of 25 complaints the Justice Department has filed, alleging that such state financial‑aid programs breach federal law.
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