Anna Giaritelli joined the Washington Examiner in 2015 and focuses on homeland security, immigration, and border issues. Anna has traveled to the border on more than 40 occasions since 2018 and has covered human smuggling, the evolution of the war on drugs, domestic terrorism, and migration trends. She is currently based in Austin, Texas.
California Democrats are optimistic that a new law to give discounted college tuition to Mexican citizens could help grow the Southern California workforce.
“We live in a dynamic border region where we need to educate more students to fill the jobs required for growth,” Alvarez said in a statement. “This bill will allow low-income residents who live close to the border to attend local community colleges.” The law creates a five-year pilot program that allows Mexican citizens to be exempt from out-of-state tuition rates. Dr. Mark Sanchez, president of Southwestern College in Southern California, applauded the program for what it has the potential to do for the local economy.
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