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 @8KLDTTDanswered…4yrs4Y

Colleges should be free for all - commodifying the education sector will only work to divide people more financially and socially

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How do you think offering in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants might influence the cultural diversity and global perspective within a college campus?

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Imagine that you've lived in a state your whole life, but were not a legal resident; how might you feel about being charged out-of-state tuition?

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How might the inclusion of undocumented students at public colleges challenge or enrich the educational experience for all students?

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Is there a difference in merit between a documented student and an undocumented one when considering who deserves in-state tuition rates?

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What are the implications of educating undocumented immigrants at public colleges for the workforce and economy in your state?

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Consider the dreams you have for your future; how might those change if your access to affordable education was limited?

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Reflect on the notion of 'fairness': is providing in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants equitable to taxpayers who fund public colleges?

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In your opinion, how do education benefits for undocumented immigrants contribute to the community and society at large?

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If a friend without legal citizenship status was striving for higher education, what arguments would you make for or against their right to in-state tuition?

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How would the opportunity to pay in-state tuition impact the motivation and academic potential of undocumented students in your community?