Federal Judge Strikes Down Illinois Immigrant Tuition Benefits
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A federal judge in Illinois ruled that the state's in-state tuition policies—the RISE Act and the Illinois DREAM Act—are unconstitutional as applied to unauthorized immigrants, granting the DOJ's summary-judgment and delaying enforcement for 14 days to allow appeals; this aligns with a broader DOJ effort challenging similar benefits in other states, including Colorado.
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