The state Senate moved Kansas a bit toward the common sense center Wednesday.
A Senate committee voted to recommend that a bill not be passed which repealed a 2004 law that allowed the undocumented children of immigrants who had attended a Kansas high school for three or more years to attend a postsecondary school and pay in-state tuition. The adverse recommendation means that the bill is dead for the session.
The Senate also voted, 24 to 13, to kill an executive reorganization order doing away with the Kansas Arts Commission, thereby denying Kansas fine arts programs…
Kansas Senate moves to save arts commission
