Fed judge strikes down Nebraska law allowing some undocumented students in-state tuition

A federal judge in Nebraska has invalidated a long-standing state law that allowed certain undocumented students to pay in-state tuition rates, ruling it was preempted by federal law. Judge Brian Buescher's decision means that the law, which had been in place since 2006, will no longer be enforceable. This ruling could have significant implications for the state's higher education policies and the financial access for undocumented students, highlighting the ongoing tension between state and federal immigration laws.