[DannyTN]

Don’t the illegal aliens have to prove they were residents of the state for x number of years before qualifying for in-state tuition?

That’s the way Arkansas’s law is. If that’s the case, then it really isn’t unfair to residents of other states,

If you’re not going to deport them, then you need to treat them the same as everyone else. The real question is why weren’t they deported long before they met the in-state eligibility requirements? And why aren’t they deported now.

I’m not at all in favor of amnesty, but neither do I want a second class citizenry that is allowed to live here, but that can’t vote and can’t educate their kids.

[absolootezer0]

Don’t the illegal aliens have to prove they were residents of the state for x number of years before qualifying for in-state tuition?

yup, how can you prove state residency, if you're "undocumented"?

[dools0007world]

Not to worry. Kalifornia continues to sow the seeds of its own demise. Here we have an economically broken state piling on more spending at the time its already over taxed tax base continues to shrink.

Marxists are like children. When their idiocy is thwarted they simply continue to pursue the same bad behaviors.

[muawiyah]

Don't be silly. If you're not going to deport them you treat them the same way you would any slave ~ which is the whole point of large scale violation of the immigration laws.

It's all about the lawn boys and the cheap bed warmers. Nothing more than that.

[ridesthemiles]

but neither do I want a second class citizenry that is allowed to live here, but that can’t vote “

IMO, this is another step in allowing the illegals to vote.