By Star-Ledger Editorial Board
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Now New Jersey lawmakers are wisely setting the stage for the reforms to come. Bills have been introduced that would grant students who have applied for the deferment to pay in-state tuition rates. Another set of bills would allow them to pay the in-state rate if they attended a New Jersey high school for at least three years and file an affidavit attesting to their plan to apply for legal status as soon as the law allows.
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