The Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment guarantees that all persons, including immigrant students, are entitled to equal protection under the law. This means that states cannot discriminate against immigrant students in the provision of public education.

All of the options listed are challenges that immigrant students often face in the United States. Language barriers, cultural differences, socioeconomic disadvantage, and discrimination can all make it difficult for immigrant students to succeed in school.

The DREAM Act is a proposed federal law that would provide a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as children and meet certain other requirements.

School vouchers are not a policy or program that specifically supports the success of immigrant students. School vouchers are a form of school choice that allows parents to use public funds to send their children to private schools.

The federal government has a role to play in ensuring the educational rights of immigrant students by enforcing the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, providing funding for state and local educational agencies that serve immigrant students, and developing and implementing national standards for the education of immigrant students.

State and local governments have a role to play in ensuring the educational rights of immigrant students by complying with federal laws and regulations that protect the rights of immigrant students, providing funding for local educational agencies that serve immigrant students, and developing and implementing policies and programs that support the success of immigrant students.

Schools and educators have a role to play in ensuring the educational rights of immigrant students by creating a welcoming and supportive school environment for immigrant students, providing immigrant students with the resources and support they need to succeed in school, and working with parents and families of immigrant students to ensure that they are involved in their children's education.

Parents and families have a role to play in ensuring the educational rights of immigrant students by advocating for their children's educational rights, being involved in their children's education, and working with schools and educators to ensure that their children are receiving the support they need.

Immigrant students face a number of challenges in accessing higher education, including financial barriers, academic barriers, and cultural barriers.

There are a number of policies and programs that support the access of immigrant students to higher education, including affirmative action programs, financial aid programs, and mentoring and support programs.

Colleges and universities have a role to play in ensuring the educational rights of immigrant students by creating a welcoming and supportive campus environment for immigrant students, providing immigrant students with the resources and support they need to succeed in college, and working with community organizations to provide support services to immigrant students.

The federal government has a role to play in ensuring the educational rights of immigrant students in higher education by enforcing federal laws and regulations that protect the rights of immigrant students, providing funding for colleges and universities that serve immigrant students, and developing and implementing national standards for the education of immigrant students in higher education.

State and local governments have a role to play in ensuring the educational rights of immigrant students in higher education by complying with federal laws and regulations that protect the rights of immigrant students, providing funding for colleges and universities that serve immigrant students, and developing and implementing policies and programs that support the success of immigrant students in higher education.

Colleges and universities have a role to play in ensuring the educational rights of immigrant students in higher education by creating a welcoming and supportive campus environment for immigrant students, providing immigrant students with the resources and support they need to succeed in college, and working with community organizations to provide support services to immigrant students.

Parents and families have a role to play in ensuring the educational rights of immigrant students in higher education by advocating for their children's educational rights, being involved in their children's education, and working with colleges and universities to ensure that their children are receiving the support they need.