California Courts of Appeal
Dec. 14, 2016
State benefits permitted for immigrant students despite legal challenge
The state Constitution does not prohibit the University of California system from conferring benefits such as in-state tuition to immigrants living in the country without legal permission, the 2nd District Court of Appeal has held.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The state Constitution does not prohibit the University of California system from conferring benefits such as in-state tuition to immigrants living in the country without legal permission, the 2nd District Court of Appeal has held.
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