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January 27, 2012
DENVER -- A proposal to create a new, lower category of college tuition for undocumented students who qualify took its first step forward at the Capitol Thursday. Senate Bill 15, dubbed "Colorado ASSET" by its sponsors, was approved by the Senate Education Committee on a 4-3 party-line vote after an emotional and, at times, contentious hearing.
January 25, 2012
Colorado lawmakers are trying once again to make college more affordable for undocumented immigrants. Students say it’s their only hope for a brighter future. Opponents say people here illegally shouldn’t get any advantages. The bill has its first hearing tomorrow (January 26th). Here’s the transcript of Colorado Public Radio education reporter Jenny Brundin’s preview.
January 23, 2012
State lawmakers gathered on January 22nd on the doorstep of a Denver resident to introduce two proposals aimed at creating more of a buffer for homeowners facing foreclosure proceedings.
January 20, 2012
Along with the voice of reason, there's another one that's mostly missing from national discourse: the voice of faith. A group of Pueblo clergy members hopes to change that, on a local scale and on some statewide and national issues, as well, by forming a local affiliate of PICO CAN (People Improving Communities through Organizing, Clergy Action Network).
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