The Department filed complaints against Hawaii, the District of Columbia, Arkansas, and Utah, challenging their state laws that provide in-state tuition and financial assistance for illegal aliens.

The United States Department of Justice sued Arkansas, alleging that the state’s policy providing in-state tuition to certain ...

A federal judge in Kansas blocks use of a 2004 law enabling qualified immigrant students to pay in-state tuition rates at public colleges and universities.

An Arkansas law that provides in-state tuition and financial assistance to some immigrants is being challenged by the U.S.

As noted above, the Supreme Court has been asked on its interim docket to weigh in on a dispute over whether an updated ...

MAGA voters have turned on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh amid Missouri’s congressional map bedlam. Far-right ...

Gov. Jim Pillen, after taking questions Wednesday about people with traumatic brain injuries and developmental disabilities, ...

Fingers crossed this sets a precedent.

The four lawsuits are the latest of 25 similar complaints the Justice Department has filed claiming states are violating ...

President Trump’s mail voting restrictions are on the emergency docket again, but ballots have already begun going out in one ...

Igby Rigney opened up about how “confusing” the process of filming The Shards was — especially when the cast was shooting ...

As we recently announced, SCOTUSblog is launching SCOTUSblog Plus, a membership service providing even more analysis and ...