Government must stop printing billions of dollars for student loans, which ultimately inflates college costs beyond affordability. Rather, limit loans in a way that reduces student debt, and reward colleges that cut costs for students rather than raise them far above the general rate of inflation. Don’t increase students’ college debts by making American students borrow money to subsidize the education of illegal immigrants, or by depriving American citizens of the right to in-state tuition while awarding it to illegal immigrants.
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How the tea party can 'agree' with Occupy movement's demands
Given the somewhat amorphous slogans of the Occupy Wall Street movement, members of the tea party may be wondering if they should join the fray. University of Denver law professor Robert Hardaway suggests how the tea party might “agree” with five of the Occupy movement's top demands – in its own way:
4. No more debt for college education
