Kuck Fails To Win Tuition Break For Illegal Immigrants In Georgia

[Common]

Unreal, thank goodness this case failed


An Atlanta-based immigration lawyer on Tuesday lost a bid to secure in-state tuition for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program enrolled in Georgia’s public universities and colleges. Charles Kuck, who is representing a group of illegal immigrant students who sued the state in 2016, argued the students’ deferred status under the now-cancelled DACA program gives them lawful presence in the U.S., a key requirement for in-state tuition under Georgia law.
The Georgia Court of Appeals disagreed with that argument, ruling Tuesday there is no provision of federal or state law that says DACA recipients — commonly known as “Dreamers” — are lawfully present just because they are temporarily protected from deportation. As a result, state colleges and universities in Georgia aren’t required to let them pay in-state tuition, the court said, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (http://www.ajc.com/news/local/appeals-court-rules-against-immigrants-over-state-tuition/nbHxnrtwNVOaNj4FPuH6fI/).

http://dailycaller.com/2017/10/25/kuck-fails-to-win-tuition-break-for-illegal-immigrants-in-georgia/

[donttread]

Unreal, thank goodness this case failed




An Atlanta-based immigration lawyer on Tuesday lost a bid to secure in-state tuition for recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program enrolled in Georgia’s public universities and colleges. Charles Kuck, who is representing a group of illegal immigrant students who sued the state in 2016, argued the students’ deferred status under the now-cancelled DACA program gives them lawful presence in the U.S., a key requirement for in-state tuition under Georgia law.
The Georgia Court of Appeals disagreed with that argument, ruling Tuesday there is no provision of federal or state law that says DACA recipients — commonly known as “Dreamers” — are lawfully present just because they are temporarily protected from deportation. As a result, state colleges and universities in Georgia aren’t required to let them pay in-state tuition, the court said, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (http://www.ajc.com/news/local/appeals-court-rules-against-immigrants-over-state-tuition/nbHxnrtwNVOaNj4FPuH6fI/).

http://dailycaller.com/2017/10/25/kuck-fails-to-win-tuition-break-for-illegal-immigrants-in-georgia/

It boggles the mind that courts would entertain such a case. I get people wanting a better life for their family , but we cannot house the world and our labor market is already suppressed to the point where many of our young people are grossly under employed. ( of course depressed labor markets are part of the goal ) . Keep this up long enough and our kids will be sneaking into other countries

[Common]

It boggles the mind that courts would entertain such a case. I get people wanting a better life for their family , but we cannot house the world and our labor market is already suppressed to the point where many of our young people are grossly under employed. ( of course depressed labor markets are part of the goal ) . Keep this up long enough and our kids will be sneaking into other countries
Democrats need those votes desperately and they dont care how it hurts the country or how much it costs.

[Standing Wolf]

The fight to provide (or deny) DACA recipients in-state tuition at state colleges has been going on here in Arizona for a couple of years. A state appeals court ruled against the DACA recipients in June, overturning a lower court ruling, but of course it isn't over yet.

[Common]

The fight to provide (or deny) DACA recipients in-state tuition at state colleges has been going on here in Arizona for a couple of years. A state appeals court ruled against the DACA recipients in June, overturning a lower court ruling, but of course it isn't over yet.

Of course some liberals would fight for illegal immigrants to get free tuition instead of americans, makes sense to me

[Grokmaster]

There is no end to the selling out of America, in leftbubble.