Regents to analyze tuition breaks for some undocumented immigrants

The Arizona Board of Regents expects to consider whether college students in the country illegally are eligible for in-state tuition.

Health care exchanges explained

Friday was the deadline for states to decide whether to create health care exchanges under the Affordable Care Act.  But, at the request of a number of governors, the Obama administration has delayed the deadline until Dec. 14.

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Supreme Court upholds most of the Affordable Care Act

The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the individual insurance requirement at the heart of President Barack Obama's health care overhaul. KJZZ's Dennis Lambert spoke with James E. Dalen, Dean Emeritus of the University of Arizona College of Medicine, about the decision.

Obama Administration: Gov. to stop deporting some young illegal immigrants, grant work permits

The Obama administration says it will stop deporting, and begin giving work permits to younger illegal immigrants. KJZZ's Dennis Lambert spoke with Dulce Matuz, President of the Arizona Dream Act Coalition, about the annoucement.

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