The Justice Department filed a lawsuit this week challenging an Oklahoma law that provides eligible undocumented migrants with in-state tuition benefits.

The Trump administration has tried for months to block states from extending lower tuition rates to students who are undocumented. Minnesota, Kentucky and Texas also have been targeted. What sets Oklahoma apart from some of the other states is that Drummond — the state's top law officer — is siding with Trump's Justice Department from the outset of the case,

Oklahoma has agreed to stop providing in-state college tuition to illegal immigrant students after the U.S. Department of Justice sued the state this week. State Attorney General Gentner Drummond filed a joint motion with the DOJ to abolish the Oklahoma law “that unconstitutionally gives in-state tuition to illegal immigrants,