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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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ALIPAC’s William Gheen returns to his Democratic Party roots

Published on 2010/01/11 by in News & Views

I bet you folks didn’t know that did you> William Gheen of ALIPAC a closet Democrat. Or perhaps he just wishes the Democratic Party would have him. We’ve all heard the saying “**Vote Early, Vote often and don’t forget to vote for your dead Uncle Fred”? That’s what Gheen is up to today in his

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First shot fired in the battle for Immigration Reform?

Published on 2010/01/06 by in News & Views

We don’t think so, but that is not the thinking of ALIPAC’s Willy Gheen in a “National Red Alert” he sent to his handful of lemmings. The subject? In State Tuition for Undocumented Students in New Jersey. In his “Action Alert”, which be will ignored by only a handful of his lemmings who pass the

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Another humiliating defeat for ALIPAC and William Gheen

Published on 2009/12/18 by in News & Views

ALIPAC’s William Gheen is in apparent seclusion tonight after his humiliation before the North Carolina Community College Board, which voted in September to allow undocumented immigrants to attend their 58 colleges. In a packed hearing room of the State Archives building, supporters of this proposal outnumbered opponents 9 to 1. 51 of the 57 signed

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