I don’t think they should. Public education is paid for by legal citizens and residents through taxes. Illegal aliens are criminals and should not be allowed to use out government resources.
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Illegal aliens who overstay a Visa can get their papers through marriage while staying here.
But the people who cross the border without inspection have to leave the country.
Why the double standard? Shouldn’t Visa overstayers be sent back the same?
Why do people feel educators should not speak out against illegal aliens and the problems they cause in our schools?
here are a few examples from youdontspeakforme.com
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Miguel Cruz
I am an American with Peruvian roots. I came to this country at the age of 9 with my mother, who raised 5 children on her own. I have a graduate degree in education and in my career, I have worked for both the INS and most recently for the Social Security Administration. The programs I administer are for monthly assistance and supplemental support for indigent families. I have confronted management in my own workplace about abuses in the system that I have witnessed. I know that there are U.S. codes of law that we are required to follow regarding aiding and abetting illegal immigrants. I also know that American families are at a fundamental disadvantage to apply for the same benefits that are given freely to illegal immigrants. Of course, to qualify for these social benefits applicants need to verify and show proof of income. For American families, their social security cards can give us the information we need. For illegal immigrants, we have to take their word for it —literally. And, even though they cannot prove citizenship, or income, since we have no way of DIS-proving anything they choose to tell us, they are awarded benefits. The result is as simple as it is unfair. Illegal alien families receive assistance, while American families do not. It is an outrage.
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Carmen Morales
My name is Carmen Morales. I am a Puerto Rican, but an American first. I came to the United States at the age of 3 with my grandparents. I am the proud mother of 3 children and they are the main reason that I decided to get involved and speak out against illegal immigration. My husband, Joe Perez is a Vietnam veteran and retired after 40 years working with a printing company. I currently work with students in the Northeast U.S. The student body is predominantly Hispanic with some African American, and almost no Anglos. Every day I see children disappear and re-appear, not knowing whether they are dropping out, returning to their home countries, hiding from authorities or being deported.
I am often asked to translate for bi-lingual teachers, who barely speak English, and teach their lessons in Spanish instead. I notice the children’s books teach Mexican history of Pancho Villa, not America’s own founding fathers, like George Washington. Every September, our school offices are jammed with families, mostly illegal. As I translated for these families to help their children enroll in school, I noticed a pattern of lies and deception. Mothers and fathers none of whom spoke English, seemed to forget important information such as proof of address, or even their child’s birth date. They would frequently communicate with a third party on a cell phone who would tell them what to say. As a result of these waves of illegal immigrants, American children are being pushed out of their own schools; lost and confused in classrooms, cafeterias and playgrounds where Spanish is now the language of choice. I know this to be the case in my own school district and have seen it firsthand in the Plainville School District with 10 schools, all of them dangerously overcrowded
grease – why do you always stray away from the question with some other ridiculous statement. Why should they not tell the truth when they see this daily as mickey said. What do you think of Mrs. Morales statement?