Thread: Should illegal immigrants get tuition breaks? - Topix

Judged: 1 1 1 dirtbag1958 wrote: TULSA, Oklahoma (CNN)-- Weeks of protests, rallies, lawsuits and candlelight vigils failed to stop a new state immigration bill -- HB 1804 -- from becoming the law in Oklahoma. Moving them around inside America is certainly possible. But, that's not the same as moving them out of the USA. Plus, there is still the fact that ANY plan that moves 10M jobless, homeless people to Mexico is going to have to deal...

Judged: 1 OvrAndOvrAgn wrote: <quoted text> Then you were not in the US. So what is your point and how does this have anything to do with what is going on here. If your children were educated in another country that was your choice to do so, I on the other hand chose to have my children educated here in my country and it is almost as if they are being educated in another country. You sit there and judge me as a parent and try to...

Judged: 1 Jorge wrote: <quoted text> What is your point in stalking posters? What is your point in insulting posters?

Judged: 1 NWGuy wrote: This article advocates term limits. That's a sure way to turn power over to permanent staff residing in Washington and to long time political operatives. It releases candidates from any need to take responsibility for their actions (since they know they won't be around anyway). We need to hold our congressmen MORE accountable, not LESS accountable. CATO promotes far right wing ideas, including conspiracy...

Judged: 2 2 1 barry wrote: <quoted text> you need to think logically in order to answer your question. even the teacher did not speak english. Then you were not in the US. So what is your point and how does this have anything to do with what is going on here. If your children were educated in another country that was your choice to do so, I on the other hand chose to have my children educated here in my country and it is almost...

No- it is a trend- as "immigrants" there do not assimilate to the German Culture as they used to previously. Ramafuchs wrote: passing through "I would note that MAJORITY of Germans today do not like foriegn Immigrants such as yourself- viewing it as Unnecessary to allow others in UNLESS they Assimilate-" the above quote irks me. Of course there are are some 8 to 12 percent of the Germans are up in arm...

Judged: 4 2 Erika D wrote: Of course illegals should NOT get tuition breaks. My uncle (Vietnam), cousins (Desert Storm), grandpa (WWII), brother-in-law (32+ years of service and counting), and several other relatives served honorably in the military. My grandma's brother died in the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Did I get a tuition break? No. All I have is a bunch of folded up flags in the shape of triangles. No special rights and privileges...

Judged: 1 1 1 Ms Taletha wrote: <quoted text> You know for a fact I'm a ****? I was married, sweety. That means a wedding ring. The baby was conceived in matrimony. My husband died in a car wreck 6 or 7 months after the birth of our daughter. I work. I go to college. I pay rent. I do household chores and run errands. I train and diet hard to maintain my cheerleader figure so what? I have NOTHING to be ashamed of and that...

Judged: 1 1 1 NWGuy wrote: <quoted text> Moving them around inside America is certainly possible. But, that's not the same as moving them out of the USA. Plus, there is still the fact that ANY plan that moves 10M jobless, homeless people to Mexico is going to have to deal with the stupendous humanitarian problem that will result. I see such plans as this to be born of hate and possibly frustration concerning our own...

dude not cool wrote: <quoted text> I did! First settlement in north america: Spain: 1565 St. Augustine, FL England: 1607 Jamestown, VA You didn't. The French established a settlement in Florida lands (Fort Caroline) in 1564, one year before the Spanish established St Augustine. Most Hispanic historians claim Santa Fe (NM) to be the "first settlement" in what is now the USA,to advance the...