Tennessee needs more doctors, and college is first step to med school. But undocumented students who graduate from Tennessee high schools don’t qualify for in-state tuition. Let’s give them the chance to pay their way to college. Let’s give Carlos his shot at the American Dream.
Published: April 12, 2016
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