[Tired of Taxes]

:-) You can’t tell by faces.

It’s true there’s a large Mexican population in that district. So, it’s possible you’re correct. But, those boys could have any ancestry. I would expect that, if all of those surnames were Mexican, they all would’ve said so. Instead, only one boy is said in the report to have a Mexican parent. It’s possible the others are either “Hispanic” of a different origin... or they’re not. Neither of us can really know unless they tell us.

Not that it matters. It’s just an interesting side note that they’re wearing the U.S. flag with pride and not backing down from the other students.

[muawiyah]

Nope, several of their names can be read in Cornish ~ which has been extinct pretty much for the last 500 years EXCEPT in the titles of Spanish hidalgos, and lots and lots and lots of Central Americans have those names.

Occasionally you will run into a Spanish name that's literally a sentence.

The odds of any of these kids having a non-Hispanic name are, I would imagine given that area, ZILCH!