DOJ Sues Hawaii, Utah, Arkansas And D.C. Over In-State Tuition, Reaching 25 States

The Justice Department filed complaints last week against Hawaii, Utah, Arkansas and the District of Columbia over laws that let students without lawful immigration status pay in-state resident tuition rates at public colleges. Those four filings bring the department’s total to 25 cases, and every state with a similar law has now been sued.

Each complaint focuses on two issues...