Attending a four-year public college or university is out of reach for many students without U.S. citizenship. But thanks to a growing number of new state laws—which make certain students eligible for in-state tuition rates—many more college hopefuls may be able to pursue higher education. There is a notable trend among the many immigration-related bills […]
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The Georgia Board of Regents is being hauled into court, once again, over its highly-controversial...
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The first Democratic debate of the 2016 presidential campaign was held Tuesday in Nevada, which is...
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This week, the Migration Policy Institute (MPI) released new information about how the top 15...
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The Republican-controlled Florida legislature has passed HB 851, a bill allowing qualified...
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Young immigrants in Virginia who receive temporary legal status through the Deferred Action for...
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For several years now, more and more states have begun to allow undocumented immigrants to pay...
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The movement for in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants got off to a quick start in 2014...
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Despite the slow pace of immigration reform in the House of Representatives, it has been a banner...
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As we reach the midpoint in state legislative sessions, 2013 is shaping up to be a year where most...
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