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Last update: 5 hours agoDOJ vs. UD Tuition: The U.S. Department of Justice sued the University of Delaware to block its in-state tuition policy for undocumented students, arguing it unfairly benefits “illegal aliens” over U.S. citizens. Local Education Access: Gov. Matt Meyer launched a pilot letting Delaware students use school-issued IDs as juvenile library cards, starting with Eisenberg Elementary in 2026-27. Public Safety Tech: Delaware’s State Bureau of Identification will switch fingerprinting to IDEMIA SMART-E kiosks in Dover and Georgetown on Oct. 5, adding facial imaging and remote agent support. Health Policy: Meyer signed a harm-reduction bill expanding overdose prevention, decriminalizing paraphernalia possession for people who use drugs, and adding oversight through an executive order. Business & Finance: Delaware-based Sarcomatrix Therapeutics extended its accredited investor fundraising round to Oct. 31. Corporate Governance Watch: Securities firm Bleichmar Fonti & Auld says it’s investigating Priority Technology Holdings’ take-private deal at $8.05 a share.
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