A federal judge has struck down key parts of Illinois laws that offered in-state university tuition, financial aid and scholarships to undocumented immigrants. The ruling is presented as a significant setback for Governor JB Pritzker and another legal success for the Trump administration’s immigration agenda.

The decision was issued on Friday by US District Judge Stephen McGlynn, a Trump appointee serving in southern Illinois. It affects provisions associated with the Illinois DREAM Act and state tuition policies, though the supplied article text does not include the judge’s full reasoning or the immediate practical impact on students.