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2. Undocumented youth in the United States - Wikipedia

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   Undocumented students must rely primarily on private scholarships as a source of funding for their postsecondary education. There are a few private scholarships that do not require the student to be a U.S. citizen or resident or have a social security number in order to apply.

3. California DREAM Act - Wikipedia

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   [11] [12] AB 130 was signed into law by Jerry Brown on July 25, 2011, [13] granting undocumented students access to an estimated $88 million in private financial aid in the form of scholarships and grants. [14] AB 131, which allows undocumented students who meet criteria for in-state tuition to apply for financial aid, was signed by Brown on ...

4. DREAM Act - Wikipedia

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   In July 2011, the state of California enacted the California DREAM Act, giving undocumented immigrant students access to private college scholarships for state schools. [35] In August, the state of Illinois authorized a privately funded scholarship plan for children of immigrants both documented and undocumented. [36]

5. Will filling out student aid forms target undocumented ... - AOL

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   That grant, plus the state's Middle Class Scholarship, can add up to more than $17,000 in aid in one year. The state aid application ensures students fearful of the federal application can still ...

6. UC, CSU wary over legislation allowing them to hire ... - AOL

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   But the passage last week of Assembly Bill 2586, which would allow the state's higher education systems to hire him and nearly 55,000 other undocumented college students in similar straits, has ...

7. Schools are trying to get ahead of Trump and protect ...

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   As Donald Trump’s second term approaches, colleges and K-12 schools are taking steps to shield undocumented students from possible changes to immigration policy that could impact their education ...