Lawsuit Challenges Texas Birth Certificates for U.S. Citizens
Four Hidalgo and Cameron County women in the United States illegally sue the Texas Department of State Health Services in Austin. They claim Texas Vital Statistics wrongly denies birth certificates for six Texas-born children, hindering travel enrollment schooling and benefits. Lawyers from Texas Civil Rights Project and Texas Rio Grande Legal Aid represent the plaintiffs. The case cites matricula IDs rejected by state regulators while older children previously received certificates.
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Reforming college finances to widen access and lower costs
A panel notes that Democrats push more spend on education, but student debt has surged to 1.2 trillion. The piece argues reforms are needed including better targeting of loans, information on degree value, private financing, and expanding online and alternative training options to help lower and middle income students.
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