Despite tremendous efforts by the Trump administration, according to Campus Reform, “the University of Oklahoma (OU) continues to provide services for illegal alien students through its admissions and financial aid processes.”
On its website, Oklahoma’s “undocumented admissions is described as a “safe space” for illegals.
It also states on its website that “In the Office of Admissions and Recruitment, we do our best to find and provide the resources to better serve undocumented and DACA students as they are students who work hard to pursue their education and deserve access to higher education and become members of the OU family,” the website reads. “This is a safe place.”
Although this non-law-abiding university admits illegal aliens are not eligible for federally funded financial help, there is a loophole that they use.
According to Oklahoma House Bill 1804, students who attended high school in Oklahoma for at least two years with a parent or guardian may still qualify for in-state tuition through an Affidavit of Intent.
The Oklahoma University website also states that illegal aliens are eligible to apply for state and university scholarships.
This all comes at a time when our federal government is cracking down on illegal alien public assistance.
According to Campus Reform “In June the Department of Justice sued Minnesota for providing unlawful tuition benefits to non-citizens, claiming that the scholarships given to illegals “unconstitutionally discriminate against U.S. citizens.”
It’s a relief for many Americans knowing we finally have a president and federal government that views illegal aliens as criminals and does not wish to offer them benefits for breaking American law.
Despite all this, the university is engaging in insurrection by disregarding federal law and becoming a virtual sanctuary university.
We can expect the Trump administration to remind them that “no one is above the law”.
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