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Lawmakers To Consider Bill To Offer In-State Tuition To Undocumented Students

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Gregory Hahn, Idaho Statesman, Feb. 20, 2007

A plan to encourage the children of immigrants in Idaho to attend college was introduced this morning in a House committee.

The bill would allow undocumented students—often children of illegal workers—the same in-state tuition and fee rates given to other Idahoans.

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Some of the legislators said they had reservations, but they agreed to introduce the bill and learn more at a public hearing.

“They are living in this state, and they should be educated,” Twin Falls Republican Rep. Jim Patrick said.

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(Posted on February 22, 2007)

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