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Yes, you can. I am an undocumented student, who was brought from Another Country at the age of 2-3 years old. States California and Texas have had this act that allows undocumented (another way of saying "illegal") students to attend college, while not having to pay for nonresidential tuition. Under this act, you are considered an AB 540 student. You can Google more about that.
Btw, Visa/international students usually have to pay a lot more money to attend a university/college.
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