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California Supreme Court upholds in-state tuition for immigrants

SAN FRANCISCO – The California Supreme Court on Monday jumped into the politically charged immigration fray when it ruled that illegal immigrants are entitled to the same tuition breaks offered to in-state high school students to attend public colleges and universities. While the ruling applies only to California, the case was closely watched nationally because

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DREAM ACT closer to becoming a reality

We’ve always supported passage of the DREAM ACT as part of a larger overhaul of our broken immigration system, and if Harry Reid has his way, the DREAM ACT may become a reality. Reid is supposed to introduce the act this next week as an amendment to the Defense Appropriations Bill, a move that has

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Making the Dream A Reality – AFL-CIO Supports DREAM Act

Published on 2010/08/06 by in Uncategorized

The Executive Council of the AFL-CIO issued this statement in support of the DREAM ACT today; Every year, thousands of our nation’s brightest and best students graduating high school find that the path to decent jobs and the doors of higher education and the military are essentially shut tight against them for one reason alone:

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March for America

Published on 2010/03/21 by in News & Views

What is estimated to be more than 100,000 people will descend on Washington D.C. today in support of comprehensive immigration reform, which has been stalled because of the debate over healthcare reform. The event, sponsored by hundreds of civil rights, immigrant advocacy, religious, community and labor groups may prove to be the largest issue based

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