Arizona Businesses Push Dreamer In-State Tuition to Boost Talent

Arizona voters will decide the only immigration measure on the state’s ballot in the midterm elections when they weigh in on restoring in-state tuition for undocumented students.

Proposition 308, on the ballot Tuesday, would allow any graduate who attended Arizona high school for two years, regardless of immigration status, to be eligible for state financial aid and in-state tuition prices at public colleges. A win for the campaign would reverse a 2006 ballot initiative passed overwhelmingly by Arizona voters.

The measure is backed by a broad coalition of immigration advocates and business leaders, which has made the case that ...