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The Justice Department has initiated lawsuits against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont for allegedly providing in-state tuition and financial benefits to illegal immigrants, claiming these actions violate federal law. This brings the total number of states facing similar lawsuits to 17, with previous cases resulting in favorable rulings for the DOJ.
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The Justice Department has initiated lawsuits against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont for allegedly providing in-state tuition and financial benefits to illegal immigrants, claiming these actions violate federal law. This brings the total number of states facing similar lawsuits to 17, with previous cases resulting in favorable rulings for the DOJ.
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DOJ sues three more states over state tuition benefits for illegal immigrants
DOJ Files Lawsuits Against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont Over Tuition Benefits for Illegal Immigrants