Colorado gives illegal alien students access to financial aid for college

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Governor Polis signed House Bill 1196 Monday

Article author:

Justin Wingerter

Article publisher:

Denver Post

Article date:

14 May 2019

Article category:

Colorado News

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Colorado legislation

Colorado governor

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[...] On Monday, Gov. Jared Polis signed into law House Bill 1196, allowing undocumented [illegal alien] students to apply for and receive state financial aid ...

During debate on the bill, Sen. Dominick Moreno, a Commerce City Democrat, said the average award in state financial aid is about $2,250. The state spends $174 million a year on financial aid ...

No one testified against the bill and there was no debate about it on the floors of the House and Senate. The House passed it 41-24 with all Democrats in favor and all Republicans opposed. The Senate passed it 21-13, with several Republicans joining all Democrats in favor ...

CAIRCO Notes:

24-76.5-103. Verification of lawful presence - exceptions - reporting - rules. (3) Verification of lawful presence in the United States shall not be IS NOT required

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