[Carling]

So, Texas doesn’t accept the money they contribute in state sales and property taxes? I asked a question, now answer it. Are ILLEGALS exempt from those taxes in Texas, or do they pay the same taxes as the othe residents of the state?

I understand they’re illegal, but the state of Texas can’t do anything about getting rid of them if the federal government won’t deport them en masse. So, answer the question.

[beandog]

I have a question for you. If I own a vacation home in Texas, which I pay property tax on and sales tax on anything I buy while in Texas, does that entitle my children to attend a Texas university with in state tuition. After all Texas is accepting my property and sales tax.

[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

>>So, Texas doesn’t accept the money they contribute in state sales and property taxes? <<

So in YOUR mind, these illegals are CONTRIBUTORS and not parasites.

What a fascinating wonderland must exist between your ears.

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Mark Levin, on his show 9/23/11, regarding Rick Perry and in-state tuition for the children of illegals:

"They [the children of illegals] are being educated, right up to and through high school.

Where did it come to pass that if you're here illegally, you have a right to a college education, let alone the right to have it subsidized, when all Americans do NOT have their college educations subsidized?

I mean, this is perverse, to be honest with you.

And it is also the position of the Bush family. And I think…if I'm wrong, I stand corrected…it's the position of some of our "inside-the-beltway" publications.

But it is not the position of the American people, who have to pay this bill, endlessly."

[Do Not Make Fun Of His Ears]

>>So, Texas doesn’t accept the money they contribute in state sales and property taxes?<<

I hope you re not suggesting that has any bearing on their legality or their qualification for in-state tuition.

Because that would be stupid.

What IS your point, incidentally?