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Feds sue Utah, seek end to law that lets immigrant university students tap lower in-state tuition

By KSL · September 12, 2026 · 1 min read
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Attorney General Stanley E. The lawsuit maintains that the tuition law in question is unconstitutional while also targeting state financial aid that Utah students who are in the country illegally can tap. The lawsuit was filed against the Utah Board of Higher Education and Geoffrey Landward, who leads the Utah System of Higher Education, or USHE.

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