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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Alighieri who wrote (622515)8/2/2011 1:03:13 PM
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he says that a large share of his co-candidates are foreign

Sounds like Americans should be made a protected class and given more seats than foreign/illegal students.

Why does Illinois sign law to allow illegals tutition and admission at resident rates.

They've been sowing the seeds of our demise for decades:

Senate OKs in-state tuition for Illinois' illegal immigrants

May 08, 2003|By Rick Jervis, Tribune staff reporter.

Illinois is poised to join four other states that extend in-state tuition benefits to illegal immigrants attending state colleges and universities.

With a 56-1 vote, the Illinois Senate on Wednesday passed legislation that allows undocumented students access to the cheaper tuition. The House already has approved the measure and Gov. Rod Blagojevich has indicated he will sign it.

Illinois governor signs college scholarship bill By DEANNA BELLANDI

CHICAGO

Illinois made it easier for illegal immigrants to pay for college when Gov. Pat Quinn signed a law Monday creating a privately funded college scholarship program.

"We say to all the people of our country and our state, we want everybody in and nobody left out," Quinn, a Democrat, told a packed auditorium at a high school in a Latino neighborhood of Chicago. "Education is the key to opportunity in a democracy."
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