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Yes because everyone deserves to be treated the same and should be able to learn like the rest of us because not everyon…

Like i prevouis said after we fix the application to make it easier they should do it legally and if they still choose t…

I say yes but to only the people who like to study and likes to become someone one day and try harder in the school.

No, any undocumented or illegal immigrants must be registered with the US government and complete the necessary steps fo…

More complicated then yes or no. Undocumented immigrants have the right to be her if they go through the steps of gettin…

No, in-state tuition should be only applicable to students who are legal resident and documented citizen

No, they should pay more than out of state students unless they decide to begin a legal migration process.

Like mentioned before, money should provided from the government of the area which they came from, paying hte government…

Yes, but they have to go through a process for granting eligibility for financial aid and scholarships.

Depends on their situation. If they really need help and have good intentions then yes. If they are here to threaten or…

Yes, as long as they don't get any special treatment and as long as there experience is the same as everyone else.

No they should be denied both unless they are smart enough to earn an educational scholarship then that opens up financi…

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