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- Propuesta Colorado ASSET
- Mar 9:
- Aprueban en Colorado matrículas bajas a migrantes
- Mar 8:
- Colorado immigrant tuition rate gets final approval
- Mar 6:
- Universitarios indocumentados se preparan para la aprobación de matrículas equitativas
- Mar 5:
- Immigrant tuition plan makes key advance in Colorado
- Feb 27:
- Colorado immigrant tuition bill advances with GOP votes
- Republicanos modifican estrategia sobre migración
- Feb 26:
- Colorado GOP shows shifting immigrant tuition stance
- Feb 22:
- Colorado Senate gives first OK to in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants
- Jan 25:
- Avanza proyecto de matrícula para inmigrantes
- Jan 24:
- Bill giving undocumented immigrants in-state tuition sees light opposition
Undocumented immigrants in Colorado could get a college tuition break under a measure approved by the Democratic state Senate Friday.
But the proposal's real test lies across the hall in the Republican-led House.
This year's immigrant tuition bill would allow residents who are undocumented immigrants to attend state universities at tuition rates that are higher than those for in-state students but lower than out-of-state levels. It's the sixth time Colorado lawmakers have considered some sort of immigrant tuition bill.
This year's proposal passed the Democratic Senate on a party-line vote, as it did last year.
Advocates are watching to see if the GOP House will budge on immigrant tuition.
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