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Every year, U.S. high schools graduate some 65,000 undocumented immigrant students, who were brought to this country as young children and have grown up in and become acculturated into American society. They have the same hopes and aspirations as their friends with legal status. However, unlike those friends, these young people are denied the opportunities that make a college education possible-primarily the right to in-state tuition, but also state and federal grants and loans, and the legal right to work their way through college.
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