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    AIF Statement On Postsecondary Student Tuition Passing Senate Committee On Judiciary

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    The Associated Industries of Florida released a statement supporting a bill that passed a Senate committee allowing some undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition rates. The AIF said the bill is good for Florida businesses by helping retain and grow the state's workforce. The statement noted the bill had also passed other committees and been referred to appropriations committees.

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    The Associated Industries of Florida released a statement supporting a bill that passed a Senate committee allowing some undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition rates. The AIF said the bill is good for Florida businesses by helping retain and grow the state's workforce. The statement noted the bill had also passed other committees and been referred to appropriations committees.

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    For Immediate Release Tuesday, April 1, 2014 Contact Sarah Bascom, sarah@bascomllc.com, 850.294.6636 Kristen Bridges, kristen@bascomllc.com, 850.545.

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    AIF Statement on Postsecondary Student Tuition Passing Senate Committee on Judiciary


    Tallahassee, Fla. The Associated Industries of Florida (AIF) today released the following statement attributed to its Senior Vice President of State & Federal Affairs Brewster Bevis regarding the advancement of postsecondary student tuition legislation, Senate Bill 1400 by Senator Jack Latvala (R-Clearwater). SB 1400 passed the Florida Senate Committee on Judiciary earlier today. AIF applauds the advancement of Senator Latvalas bill that will, among other things, allow certain undocumented immigrants to pay in-state tuition. Senate Bill 1400, which passed the Senate Committee on Judiciary today, is good for Floridas businesses. This education reform bill will allow Florida businesses to not only retain a strong workforce, but grow it. We look forward to continuing to see this legislation advance through the process. SB 1400 has also passed the Senate Committee on Education and has been referred to Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Education, as well as Appropriations. For more information on AIF, please visit AIF.com and follow @VoiceofFLBiz. ###

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