illegal immigrant paying resident tuition?
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Re: illegal immigrant paying resident tuition?
"L Davies" <L Davies@XXX_NOSPAM> wrote in message
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> Looks like you are not only stupid woman but a little stupid woman with
> huge inferiority complex. Get a life.
> "amanda" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> L Davies wrote:
>>> wow. you are one really stupid and confused woman.
>> Jealous that my family is in a higher tax bracket than yours?
Look for yourself and see what the open border groups really think about us
and America!
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> Just for the sake of helping me better understand the current illegal
> immigration debate do have any comment to the statement below made by a
> University of Texas Professor?
> Professor Jose Angel Gutierrez, University of Texas Arlington;
> "We have an aging white America. They are not making babies. They are
> dying. The explosion is in our population. I love it. They are shitting in
> their pants with fear. I love it. We have got to eliminate the gringo, and
> what I mean by that is if the worst comes to the worst, we have got to
> kill him."
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> Looks like you are not only stupid woman but a little stupid woman with
> huge inferiority complex. Get a life.
> "amanda" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected] ups.com...
>> L Davies wrote:
>>> wow. you are one really stupid and confused woman.
>> Jealous that my family is in a higher tax bracket than yours?
Look for yourself and see what the open border groups really think about us
and America!
http://home.earthlink.net/~mcgauley/...ztlan_caps.wmv
NOW! Any Questions???
> Just for the sake of helping me better understand the current illegal
> immigration debate do have any comment to the statement below made by a
> University of Texas Professor?
> Professor Jose Angel Gutierrez, University of Texas Arlington;
> "We have an aging white America. They are not making babies. They are
> dying. The explosion is in our population. I love it. They are shitting in
> their pants with fear. I love it. We have got to eliminate the gringo, and
> what I mean by that is if the worst comes to the worst, we have got to
> kill him."
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Re: illegal immigrant paying resident tuition?
> > I heard on the radio, and want to know if this is true. is it true
> > that illegal immigrants are paying resident tuition at universities?
> > And how does admissions not check for documents proving they're
> > residents? I know my admissions personnel did, when I applied to
> > state
> > university. As a result, I paid nonresident tuition.
> > Isn't that unfair for people who have f-1 visa who are paying
> > non-resident tuition?
> There was some controversy about this in Chicago a couple of months
> ago.
> One school district tried to expel a kid because he was an illegal
> alien. The state government immediately suspended all financial
> support
> to the school district. The matter went to court, but within a week of
> the financial support being suspended, the school district reversed
> its
> stand and allowed the kid to go to school here for free (same as all
> other residents).
> These kids are probably going to marry US citizens and will ultimately
> become legal residents. Do you really want to keep them uneducated? I
> don't think that they even comprehend the legal implications of the
> issues which disturb you so deeply.
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I have a comlpetely different view on this subject.
I've always thought that the in-state vs out-of-state tuition thing is
just silly.
All the 50 States should just work out some arrangement so all the
colleges
just charge the lower tuition for EVERY student. However, it should be
restricted
to students who can prove that they are US residents. Immigration status
should
not matter, as long as you can show that you or your parent/guardian
have paid
their taxes(or are eligible for welfare or something).
Foreign students who come to the US only to study should still be
charged
the higher tuition.
I think this will benefit more students, as they're free to choose
college outside
of their home state and not have to worry about the out-of-state
tuition charge.
Any comments appreciated... :)
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> > that illegal immigrants are paying resident tuition at universities?
> > And how does admissions not check for documents proving they're
> > residents? I know my admissions personnel did, when I applied to
> > state
> > university. As a result, I paid nonresident tuition.
> > Isn't that unfair for people who have f-1 visa who are paying
> > non-resident tuition?
> There was some controversy about this in Chicago a couple of months
> ago.
> One school district tried to expel a kid because he was an illegal
> alien. The state government immediately suspended all financial
> support
> to the school district. The matter went to court, but within a week of
> the financial support being suspended, the school district reversed
> its
> stand and allowed the kid to go to school here for free (same as all
> other residents).
> These kids are probably going to marry US citizens and will ultimately
> become legal residents. Do you really want to keep them uneducated? I
> don't think that they even comprehend the legal implications of the
> issues which disturb you so deeply.
> --
I have a comlpetely different view on this subject.
I've always thought that the in-state vs out-of-state tuition thing is
just silly.
All the 50 States should just work out some arrangement so all the
colleges
just charge the lower tuition for EVERY student. However, it should be
restricted
to students who can prove that they are US residents. Immigration status
should
not matter, as long as you can show that you or your parent/guardian
have paid
their taxes(or are eligible for welfare or something).
Foreign students who come to the US only to study should still be
charged
the higher tuition.
I think this will benefit more students, as they're free to choose
college outside
of their home state and not have to worry about the out-of-state
tuition charge.
Any comments appreciated... :)
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