LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN
I read with interest the article by Professor Jennifer Chacon on higher education law and the issue of "in-state" tuition for persons not legally in the United States. ("Tuition, Higher Education and Immigration Status," Oct. 26) I generally agree with her analysis and favor a path to legalization, as she advocates. However, I do not think the cause is well served by avoiding the facts by semantics. The now-familiar term...
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