ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- A conservative watchdog group is hosting a news conference to discuss developments in an ongoing debate over a Maryland law that would allow illegal immigrants to pay in-state
tuition under certain circumstances.
Judicial Watch is holding the news conference in Annapolis on Thursday with two leaders of a petition drive to put the law on the ballot in 2012 for voters to decide.
Delegates Neil Parrott and Patrick McDonough are scheduled to attend. The Republican lawmakers led the petition drive that was certified as successful by the state elections board.
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So once we give them a break on their tuition and they go onto graduate. Where will they work? They are still illegal.
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