2013 Pact Limits Use of TSC Rec Center to Brownsville UTRGV
THETHE STUDSTUDENTENT VOICEVOICE OF OF THE THE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF OF TEXAS TEXAS RIO RIO GRANDE GRAND VALLEYE VALLEY MONDAY,MON NOVEMBERDAY, AUGUST 28, 2016 29, 2016 WWW.UTRGVRIDER.COMWWW.UTRGVRIDER.COM VOL. 2VOL. ISSUE 2, ISSUE1 13 SPORTS DREAMers’ nightmare: Where do we go now? Oscar Castillo and Rebeca Ortiz THE RIDER Access Since Donald Trump was elected president earlier this month, Maria Hernandez and Fresh faces her sister, Maritza, have been left with a feeling of uncertainty. Recruiting class seeks to help The sisters are DREAMers, improve program individuals who meet the general requirements of the ›› Page 9 Development, Relief, and Education for Alien Minors (DREAM) Act. In 2001, the N AMPUS 2013 pact limits use of TSC Rec Center Texas Legislature passed House O C Bill 1403, also known as the Denied Texas DREAM Act, which to Brownsville UTRGV students extends in-state tuition and grants eligibility to non-citizen residents of the state, according to forabettertexas.org. UTRGV freshman Maritza Hernandez, who has lived in the U.S. since she was 2 years old, said she does not know what ‘Toys for Fines’ the president-elect will do when it comes to the DREAM Act Students may donate toys in because he “keeps changing his order to eliminate library fees mind.” “In one occasion, he was all ›› Page 3 like, ‘I’m going to take it away,’” the 21-year-old said. “And, right now, he’s saying only the A & E criminals, you know, people who have done something against the law. So, it’s just MICHELLE ESPINOZA/THE RIDER UTRGV nursing sophomore Lizbeth Trejo hands her student ID to TSC Recreation Center student employee Adalberto Lara before being allowed into the facility Nov.
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