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Federal judge strikes down Texas law granting in-state tuition to illegal immigrants
Under the struck-down law, illegal immigrant students were eligible for in-state tuition by meeting specific requirements, such as “graduating from a Texas high school, residing in Texas for at least three years prior and signing an affidavit promising to apply for permanent residency status,” Inside Higher Ed reported.
Allred is widely seen by Texas Democrats as the preferred candidate of Washington, and some said they’re tired of out-of-state consultants in their backyard. “We don’t want people from D.C. telling ...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation following reports that a transgender-identified swimmer ...
Senior U.S. Circuit Judge Harry T. Edwards writes for the majority that the attorney general’s investigation not only created ...
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