Reps. want in-state tuition for illegal immigrants

Boston Globe ^ | February 13, 2011 | The Associated Press

[moonshinner_09]

PROVIDENCE, R.I.—Two Rhode island lawmakers are proposing a bill that would grant in-state tuition to illegal immigrant students if they meet residency requirements.

[Fresh Wind]

They believe that they are going to take swaths of land from the United States.

I propose this:

Offer them the land they want on the condition that the land is returned to them in the condition it was in before the arrival of the White Devil. That means no cities, no roads, no airports, no industry, no government, no schools, no jobs, no welfare.

If they don't accept those terms, they have to go back to Mexico.

[freekitty]

Nut jobs

[paulycy]

Offer them the land they want on the condition that the land is returned to them in the condition it was in before the arrival of the White Devil. That means no cities, no roads, no airports, no industry, no government, no schools, no jobs, no welfare.

HA! Oh, they wouldn't like that at all, would they?.

All they want are the improvements. If they could, they'd probably take the improvements immediately back to mexico and leave the land bare up here but that's as impossible as accepting the fair deal you're offering.

I suppose another variant of the deal is offering the land at "only" the price of the various improvements made... including the yearly income potential of the land.

[He Rides A White Horse]

How does this sound? With La Raza spouting off at the mouth, I suggest that we send several hundred thousand troops across the border. We'll simply call them "migrant workers" and tell them we are looking for Pancho Villa.

Regards (g)

[cricket]

Right; and do you think they have heard how the budget needs to be cut. . .cut and cut more? These people are addicts to power and the money they imagine is ‘still there’ for them to play Washington’s biggest ‘power game’. That illegals, should come out on top; despite the worst of ‘our’ circumstances is just insanity.

[Froggie]

Indeed we need a real conservative in a leadership position in Texas. Unfortunately, the governor position in Texas is as weak politically as they have been personally.
It’s unlikely this law will get repealed until we move the capitol out of Madison-South. Liberal group-think sets in down in Austin. Only thing worse than Perry would have been Rino Kay B. winning, or the openly liberal Bill White!
Is there a conservative who will run next time.... Chuck Norris is a Texan !!!! If Arnold can do it to California, Chuck could do it FOR Texas !

[rmlew]

What do you think of Ted Cruz?