The outcome of an ongoing lawsuit could determine whether thousands of Virginia students can afford to stay in college, but it is likely to be a lengthy battle.

Days after taking office, Attorney General Jay Jones (D) is reversing his predecessor’s position on the Trump ...

New Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones is defending a law allowing illegal immigrants to qualify for in-state tuition and ...

Virginia lawmakers are considering legislation that would change how in-state tuition is set at public colleges. House Bill ...

Virginia AG Jay Jones filed a motion to withdraw his predecessor's consent to a federal court judgment that would invalidate ...

Dec 30 (Reuters) – The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit challenging a Virginia law that makes immigrants in the country illegally eligible for reduced in-state tuition and financial aid ...

A social media post from Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones’ official account sparked online ridicule this week after a ...

In an attempt to block a Department of Justice (DOJ) lawsuit accusing Virginia of breaking federal laws through its in-state ...

The Trump administration is suing Virginia over a law that allows some illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition rates to attend universities and colleges. Federal law prohibits states from providing ...

Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones faced online mockery after his office misspelled "attorney" as "attoney" in an official ...

Days after taking office, Attorney General Jay Jones (D) is reversing his predecessor's position on the Trump administration's fight against in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants. Yesterday ...

(The Center Square) – A Virginia law governing who qualifies for in-state tuition and certain forms of state financial aid is now the subject of a federal lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of ...