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Should it be legal for illegal aliens to attend public instructions of higher education in Colorado at in-state tuition rates?

February 9, 2004
Independence Institute
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IB-2004-D (February 2004)
Author: Linda Gorman

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In a number of states, public institutions of higher education allow illegal aliens to attend college at in-state tuition rates even though they have no legal right to be in the United States. There is some evidence that this has been done in Colorado.

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