Border-Crossing Students Outrage Parents

www.foxnews.com ^ | February 06, 2004 | FOX

[B4Ranch]

SAN DIEGO

[B4Ranch]

Only a non believer in government regulations would speak as you do. I imagine you are foolish enough to believe the U.S.Constitution actually is worthy of being reviewed every so often each year, too. Be careful, you will lose friends talking that way. (or were they ever friends to begin with)

[Polly]

I work with a gal who jumped the border to go to Amerian school in 1993 in TX.

Of course she is legal now, but she speaks no Spanish at all. There are exceptions to every rule.

[mrustow]

See:

How Illegal Immigration is Bankrupting and Disenfranchising the American Middle and Working Classes

[B4Ranch]

"I work with a gal who jumped the border to go to Amerian school in 1993 in TX.

Of course she is legal now, but she speaks no Spanish at all. There are exceptions to every rule. "

I work with a gal who jumped the border broke the law to go to Amerian school in 1993 in TX.

"she speaks no Spanish at all."

How is that an exception to the rule?

[Polly]

She didn't force any school to have spanish-speaking teachers.....she ended up speaking purely English. She assimilated.

[msdrby]

Even students whose parents were born here, but whose grandparents were from Mexico (legal or not), bash the US every chance they get. I am talking elementary school children, not even teenagers. And yes, they want their classes in Spanish instead of English (and the state (Texas) is obligated to give them classes in Spanish if there is a defined need - i.e. more than 30 Spanish speaking students per district, IIRC).

Now, students who are themselves illegals or are the children of illegals, enroll legally using bogus addresses, or the address of a "relative". They will usually have bogus phone numbers as well.

[msdrby]

Forgot to put the quotes on enrolling legally. They want to make it appear legal, but of course, it isn't.

Keep in mind, not all of those students behave this way. However, there are many who do.

[fella]

This is the result of centralization. The more money and power you put into a poltical groups' hands the more corruption you get.

[zerosix]

These students are just getting the education that ordinary American students don't want, don't you know.

[B4Ranch]

A larger, more powerful federal government is the direction we are heading now.