More countries are completing state training policies for undocumented immigrants

Almost half of the states in the country allow some illegal immigrants to take advantage of state learning in some or other form, with Texas is the first to do it, but the most nod to cancel its policy.

Twenty-three staffs-Plus District Colombia-offer undocumented students the opportunity to pay the same rate as residents, whether by refusal or established law.

In 2001, Texas adopted a law allowing them, but recently reached a legal agreement with the Trump Ministry of Justice to terminate it, appointed by George W. Bush, who appointed against 25-year policy.

“The termination of this discriminatory and non -American provision is a major victory for Texas,” State Prosecutor General Ken Paxon said at the time.

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Florida has canceled her policy and several other countries are trying to cancel their own forms of controversial benefit.

“We should not subsidize illegal immigration through our higher education system,” said Government Ron Ron Earlier this year, citing a policy that began when Senator Rick Scott, R-Fla.

Reporter Randy Finn, R-FLA. – Then a State Senator from Brevard – played an important role in changing the Talahassi policy, arguing at a time when he will also save about $ 45 million a year for state taxpayers.

In kentuckyFormer Prosecutor General Daniel Cameron – who is running for Senator Mitch McConnell’s open position in 2026 – supports the case of the Ministry of Justice against the Bluegrass state policy.

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“I think it’s a good time to take care of our American citizens, unlike illegals,” Cameron said.

“I believe that our legislative body, the Republican legislative power, is rightly trying to take control,” he told a bill that works on his way through Frankfort to cancel politics.

A representative of the democratic governor Andy Beaar told Fox News Digital at the time that the governor had no power on the matter, which they believe was observed by an independent state agency focused on education.

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“The Ministry of Justice has just won On this exact issue in TexasAnd we look forward to fighting in Kentucky to protect the rights of US citizens, “said Prosecutor General Pam Bondi for his lawsuit against Beshear.

Kansas and Minnesota are currently taking on initiatives that are mastered through their legislative bodies, which seek to cancel similar permits for training in the state.

Lydia Hu contributed to this report.