The Department of Justice (DOJ) has initiated lawsuits against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont, challenging state laws that allow non-citizens to access in-state college tuition rates and financial assistance. The DOJ claims that these laws violate the Constitution by discriminating against American citizens who are not eligible for the same reduced fees and scholarships.
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DOJ files lawsuit against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont over in-state tuition for non-citizens
The Department of Justice has filed lawsuits against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont regarding state laws that permit non-citizens to receive in-state college tuition rates. The DOJ argues that these laws are unconstitutional as they allegedly discriminate against American citizens.
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DOJ sues New York, Connecticut and Vermont over granting illegal immigrants in-state college tuition rate
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DOJ files lawsuit against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont over in-state tuition for non-citizens