The DREAM Act could be costly, in the financial sense.
Not to mention that it would bring in another wave of serial amnesty - that practice of those, once amnestied, bringing in every relative or friend they have ever known,
I'm still having a hard time understanding how people who, after all, received a free K12 education they were NOT entitled to, now have the gall to insist on getting their college costs at US citizen rates.
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