5th Circ. Prods Feds On Controversy In Texas Dream Act Suit
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The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals is pressing the federal government and Texas to explain their stance on a law that allows unauthorized immigrants to receive in-state tuition. The court notes that both parties desired the same result.
Introduction
The Texas Dream Act lawsuit is ongoing. The 5th US Circuit Court of Appeals is pressing the federal government and Texas to explain their stance on a law that allows unauthorized immigrants to receive in-state tuition.
Background
The Texas Dream Act was enacted in 2001 and allows unauthorized immigrants who attended school in Texas for at least three years to receive in-state tuition.
Court Ruling
The 5th Circuit Court notes that both parties desired the same result and is requiring the federal government and Texas to explain their stance on the lawsuit.
Impact on Immigrants
This lawsuit may have serious consequences for unauthorized immigrants who attend school in Texas. If the law is repealed, many immigrants may lose the opportunity to receive in-state tuition.
Conclusion
The Texas Dream Act lawsuit is ongoing. The 5th Circuit Court is pressing the federal government and Texas to explain their stance on the lawsuit. We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as they become available.
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Source: law360.com