[pulaskibush]

If someone could put this into legal form, it would be very helpful.

[monkeywrench]

I believe college educations are free in mexico. Wouldn't it be cheaper to sponser a plane ticket to there?

[Antonello]

I'm not a legal professional by any stretch of the imagination, but I don't see how a state can enforce legislation requiring a foreign nation to comply to anything.

Wouldn't that be a little out of its jurisdiction?

[sheana]

Since it is illegal for employers in this coutry to hire someone that is here illegally...why do illegal immigrants need college educations?
That is the question that should be posed to these stupid legislators passing these types of laws.

[Regulator]

Forget it. We've been trying to send the bill to Mexico for a decade....and the elitists make sure that never happens.

I have a lot of theories as to why, but no point talking about that now. What you need to do is react intensively to this:

If you have a state initiative process, start an initiative now.

Plan and support a "recall Huckabee" movement. We did here in California, and we won. Anyone who thinks it wasn't 80% about the illegals is dreaming. You only have to convince a few million predominantly conservative voters to go along with you.

Start an organization that can take this to court. In Kansas, Kris Kobach has a lawsuit going which will most likely take down the Kansas law which is similar. College for illegals violates the vaunted 14th amendment in that it discriminates against U.S. citizens.

And on and on. Contact ProjectUSA (Craig Nielsen would be happy to billboard your state), NumbersUSA and FAIR. All of them are aware of this and will help.

It's up to you to establish your freedom from taxation by Mexico's murderers (the "Mexican government", if that's what it can be called), because that's what they are doing: offloading their responsibilities on you. Don't let them.

[pulaskibush]

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