Dream Act

[BT]

So homeschooling the prospective citizen is out , all of this class of potential citizen will be given a government product education.

I don't see why that would have to be the case. Parochial school records could suffice for proof of being here 5 years. I don't know what registration requirements are needed for homeschooling.

A hospital emergency room record would suffice to meet the 5 year requirement.

[BT]

Yep But then they would have to come up with another way to prove
they were here 5 years prior to their application.

Come on BT....you think if someone has a GED and "claims" they've been here
5 years they are going to make a major scene over it? They going to
start giving lie detector tests?...LOL...Maybe an in-depth investigation? 

BT that is not the way this pro-mass immigration agenda works.
They've got a country they want changed....the sooner the better.
They will be waved on thru. It's a sham to cover for mass amnesty.
And in a few years it will be time for another sham amnesty after millions
more come in to hasten our path to 3rd World Status.

Enforcement for this law falls on the executive branch. 2012 looms. Make sure the law and order party wins. Which could make the Dream Act the front end of a massive sting operation.

[bsb]

>>the issue of importance has only one answer N/A<<

A countries future is tied up in its children. Treat them poorly and you'll pay. All of our children are important.
bsb

[Xavier_Onassis]

I think someone has to consider the consequences of children shut out of school by overzealous immigrant haters roaming around unsupervised.

If they are in this country, children belong in school. The cost of not sending them would be higher than the cost of enrolling them in school.

[kimba1]

the issue of importance has only one answer N/A<<

A countries future is tied up in its children. Treat them poorly and you'll pay. All of our children are important.
bsb

I might of wrote it wrong
It`s was a subject of which set children are important. I`m just stating deciding which, is not a factor at all.

[Kramer]

I think someone has to consider the consequences of children shut out of school by overzealous immigrant haters roaming around unsupervised.

If they are in this country, children belong in school. The cost of not sending them would be higher than the cost of enrolling them in school.

Your dream act is a wet dream. The facts, missed by you dummy's is the fact we are broke, busted, BANKRUPT and have no more money to support Liberal causes!

Cost of school or cost of deportation, that is the question -- I like the cost of deportation, then it's a one-time cost rather than the cost of school, welfare, prison, medical, etc.

[sirs]

I think someone has to consider the consequences of children shut out of school by overzealous immigrant haters roaming around unsupervised.

Personally, I think EVERYONE has to consider the consequences of rewarding criminal behavior.  and schools, btw, are not designed to be a hording center for just any child.  It's a place to be educated.  In America, it's a place for legal citizens & residents to be educated

If they are in this country, children belong in school. The cost of not sending them would be higher than the cost of enrolling them in school.

If they are in this country LEGALLY, absolutely

[Kramer]

I think someone has to consider the consequences of children shut out of school by overzealous immigrant haters roaming around unsupervised.

Personally, I think EVERYONE has to consider the consequences of rewarding criminal behavior.  and schools, btw, are not designed to be a hording center for just any child.  It's a place to be educated.  In America, it's a place for legal citizens & residents to be educated

If they are in this country, children belong in school. The cost of not sending them would be higher than the cost of enrolling them in school.

If they are in this country LEGALLY, absolutely

speaking of school. I happen to know for a fact that:

1. Many of these children are troubled and cause trouble in school, which inhibits the education of OUR CHILDREN
2. They take up classroom space
3. They need special education, which cost money, resources and manpower
4. They need food
5. They often don't speak our language, which presents a host of other problems
6. They rarely have just one child, more like a brood of children
6. They cost us money; money that we don't have anymore!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Xavier_Onassis]

Good, Kramer. I hope they break into your house and steal all your stuff, and then maybe you will understand that all school age children belong in school.

Damn, you are dense!

[kimba1]

are not designed to be a hording center for just any child. It's a place to be educated. In America, it's a place for legal citizens & residents to be educated

Not originally

public schools were mean to keep poor kids from causing trouble when the parents are working. How do you think truent laws came about.

public schools was always a hoarding center and it never stopped. on the matter of rewarding criminial behavior. this should not apply for a kid born here in the states since it has not a voluntary act on his or her part

[sirs]

Good, Kramer. I hope they break into your house and steal all your stuff

Or better, arrested then deported.  And if that requires an entire illegal family's deportation, then perhaps you'll understand the notion of consequences to one's actions.  

Ironically such action would likely deter further illegal home invasions, if the illegal family knows they could be moved as a result of their child's illegal+ activity

[Kramer]

Good, Kramer. I hope they break into your house and steal all your stuff, and then maybe you will understand that all school age children belong in school.

Damn, you are dense!

hey stupid -- they are supposed to be in school already. Did you miss the fact they CA spends billions on their free schooling and lunch programs!

1. secure the borders
2. deport illegals
3. and their children with leave with them

[Xavier_Onassis]

Yeah, you do that.

[sirs]

Wow...concensus     

[Kramer]

Yeah, you do that.

What percentage Hispanic are you?