At International High School in Brooklyn’s Prospect Heights neighborhood, teachers always told their immigrant students to work hard, apply to college and receive scholarships, the Huffington Post reports. However, when faced with undocumented students who could neither afford college nor apply for federal aid, they had nothing to say. Until this year…
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