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Limiting K-12 based on immigration status

May 12, 2026

Nine states (Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana, New Jersey, Ohio, Oklahoma, Tennessee, South Carolina, and Texas) have introduced legislation to limit educational access to students based on immigration status. The specific legislation introduced by Tennessee and South Carolina are descirbed in this explainer by the National Immigration Forum.

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education, K-12, South Carolina, Tennessee
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