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  1. 02-12-2008, 05:47 PM #1
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    UT: House repeals tuition waiver for IA students

    Utah House repeals tuition waiver for undocumented students
    Deborah Bulkeley

    The House of Representatives has given its approval to a measure that would repeal instate tuition for undocumented immigrants at Utah’s public colleges and universities.

    The 39-35 vote on HB241 came after it was amended to delay the effective date so that students who enroll by Sept. 30, 2010 would be able to take advantage of the tuition waiver.

    “Once students graduate, what do they do?â€
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    DELAYED? WHY IS IT DELAYED? THAT IS A STEP FOR AMNESTY CLOAKED IN SHEEPS CLOTHING. SO FOR THE NEXT TWO YEARS ILLEGALS GET IN STATE TUITION. THAT GIVES THEM TIME TO FIGHT FOR ANOTHER DREAM ACT. IN FACT THIS IS A DREAM ACT DISQUISED.
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    I think this is a duplicate Zeezil.

    Check sippy's thread.
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