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If undocumented immigrants are granted citizenship and they are registered as residing in their state they should be abl…

No...unless they transferred from a different school, as people from the United States have gone to school across seas w…

Only if they are granted citizenship and they pay their taxes. Make the citizenship process much easier to attain.

I think that undocumented immigrants should be able to come to the US and do things, but at the same time, we can't just…

No, not until they get citizenship like legal immigrants had to, it’s unfair to those who went through the process of en…

Undocumented immigrants (any person not a US citizen within US borders or territories without official governmental perm…

They should go through a citizenship test before they start applying for colleges to then work something out with school…

Yes, as long as they pay taxes and are not eligible for financial assistance. This will help incentivize gaining legal…

yes, but they must have the college requirements to attend that college to be eligable for scholarships and assistanced

As long as they are a good citizen and pay taxes they should be eligible for everything a legal citizen is.

No, but they should be offered private in-state tuition rates and should be given the chance to become a legal citizen.

They shouldn't be allowed to go to college deport them if they are undocumented and don't have amnesty.

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