Correction: Calif “Dream Act” has same “problem” as the Texas law. There are a lot of problems with this law, here's just one: According to the legislation, in order to apply for tuition assistance illegal "students must graduate from a California high school after attending school in the state for at least three ...
By the way, the SCOTUS has single-handedly passed legislation (they call it a judical decision) requiring all states to educate all children, legal or otherwise, within their jurisdiction. Rich Martin PS If foreigners have equal rights to a public education, don't they have the same equal right to be in this country? And to vote? And to become POTUS---which explains why the SCOTUS refuses to hear the merits of the case Vs Obama eligibility. Congress has no Constitutional power in education of our children, which of course, doesn't matter a wit. (Read their enumerated powers in Art I, Section 8.) Now the POTUS is threatening to usurp that Congressional assumed power as he sees fit. Constitution be damned.http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/oct/10/harkin-has-blueprint-for-education-reform-ready/?utm_source=RSS_Feed&utm_medium=RSS -- To join RichsRants, send email to: [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/richsrants?hl=en
