Refugees, political asylum seekers and their advocates are urging members of the House Education Committee to adopt legislation that would extend in-state tuition rates at Utah's public colleges and universities.
SALT LAKE CITY — Refugees, political asylum seekers and their advocates urged members of the House Education Committee on Tuesday to adopt legislation that would extend in-state tuition rates at Utah's public colleges and universities., sponsored by Rep.
While in the United States, the authoritarian Venezuelan regime blocked international students from accessing their money. Moreno attended Salt Lake Community College, where he was elected student body president, which gave him full tuition and a monthly stipend that helped him feed his family.
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