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Minnesota faces DOJ lawsuit over laws offering in-state tuition benefits to illegal immigrants, following similar legal action against Texas in response to Trump's executive orders.
Minnesota faces a federal lawsuit for its tuition benefits to illegal immigrants who live in-state. The Department of Justice ...
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A Blaine family is suing the city after officials denied their permit to build an ADU, alleging the decision violated state ...
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The state allows immigrants living in the country without legal status to qualify for state residency, affording them in-state tuition rates and access to a state-funded financial aid program.
DOJ sues to stop Minnesota law allowing undocumented students to qualify for in-state tuition The Justice Department argued in its complaint Wednesday that the state unfairly discriminates against ...
A new federal investigation is underway to determine if the state of Minnesota is in violation of Title IX for allowing a ...
Conservation Minnesota hosts 11 AmeriCorps Climate Impact Corps members across the state. Due to 'changes in federal ...
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Justice Department sues Minnesota over tuition benefits for students without legal statusThe Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Minnesota for allowing students without legal residency to use in-state ...
DOJ files lawsuit challenging Minnesota laws providing tuition benefits to illegal aliens, claiming they violate federal law prohibiting benefits not offered to U.S. citizens.
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