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Judge scraps Trump challenge to in-state tuition for immigrant students in Virginia
The federal government claimed the Virginia Dream Act created a residency requirement that benefitted noncitizens living in Virginia at the expense of out-of-state students.
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A federal claim argued that the Virginia Dream Act imposed a residency requirement that favored noncitizen residents of Virginia while disadvantaging out‑of‑state students. The court dismissed the Trump administration’s challenge to the in‑state tuition provisions for immigrant students.
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