Should undocumented immigrants be offered in-state tuition rates at public colleges within their residing state?

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?

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

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

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

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

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

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

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?

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

If someone is in the country illegally, then they have committed a crime and should be deported. If an individual wishes to attend college in the us, they should apply for a student visa and be charged an out of state rate to attend schools in the US.

Illegal is illegal and illegal aliens should not be allowed any access to any benefit of the United States. Illegal aliens need to foll0w legal ways to enter the United States.

Why would they pay anything. they are not allowed to attend any school because they are ILLEGAL ALIENS and have no rights or claim to benefits that accrue to citizens of this country. Let them go back to Mexico and attend their own public schools and universities.