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Originally posted by teck9ne
Dream Act is not new news. You should be happy your kids are attending school. And instead of crying about this. You get another job, take some weight of your daughters back. Besides, this was the last alternative they had to get that cash in their pockets (the schools).
A Senate committee analysis estimated the bill's cost at about $40 million. That includes $13 million for Cal Grants, which average about $4,500; up to $15 million in community college waivers; and $12 million in institutional aid from the University of California and California State University systems.
Originally posted by guohua
reply to post by ThePublicEnemyNo1
ThePublicEnemyNo1, All my respect to you and your family, for doing the right thing. Paying for an Education today is a Nightmare. It seems every year the cost rises.
But how can California afford to foot this kinda cost for Undocumented Students That Will Still Need To Be Documented, To Get A Job and Pay Taxes Back to The State Of California.
A Senate committee analysis estimated the bill's cost at about $40 million. That includes $13 million for Cal Grants, which average about $4,500; up to $15 million in community college waivers; and $12 million in institutional aid from the University of California and California State University systems.
Source: www.latimes.com...
Originally posted by Night Star
I was just reading where the illegals will get tuition, books and also living expenses for the lower income ones. To hell with the legal citizens though!
"We have one of the most diverse populations in the country. It is the right thing to do," says Barbara O'Connor, director emeritus of the Institute for Study of Politics and Media at California State University, Sacramento. "California often exports progressive ideas, and coupled with the Obama administration's deportation changes in recent weeks, this is a significant law."
"The actions of the California Legislature come against the backdrop of the state's fiscal crisis," says Ira Mehlman, spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform. "While billions of dollars are being slashed from needed programs, while state universities and colleges are cutting programs and admission, and while there is an insufficient amount of government aid available to help legal residents pay for college, the Legislature continues to work overtime to find new benefits they can bestow on illegal aliens."
Originally posted by Night Star
I was just reading where the illegals will get tuition, books and also living expenses for the lower income ones. To hell with the legal citizens though!
Originally posted by kerazeesicko
Oh boo hoo...get over it...learn to deal because nothing will ever happen when it comes to illegals. Sure you'll have a few grand standing individuals declare they will be doing something about and will...then they will fade away along with their 15 mins.
You great grandfathers came here and took land illegally and now that it's happening right back you don"t like it...... Back then the PC words were founding a nation (not slaughtering and stealing from the locals), you call them being here illegally....I call it ....coming home...to a land that is still a part of Mexico to them.
The US of A took something that was never theirs and hate it when the locals still think of their land as a piece of them.
So cry me a river and then build a bridge and get over it.
Originally posted by kerazeesicko
Oh boo hoo...get over it...learn to deal because nothing will ever happen when it comes to illegals. Sure you'll have a few grand standing individuals declare they will be doing something about and will...then they will fade away along with their 15 mins.
You great grandfathers came here and took land illegally and now that it's happening right back you don"t like it...... Back then the PC words were founding a nation (not slaughtering and stealing from the locals), you call them being here illegally....I call it ....coming home...to a land that is still a part of Mexico to them.
The US of A took something that was never theirs and hate it when the locals still think of their land as a piece of them.
So cry me a river and then build a bridge and get over it.
1848: The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo following the Mexican War between the U.S. and Mexico resulted in the purchase of Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, and western Colorado.
1853: With the Gadsden Purchase of 1853, the land acquisition that resulted in the area of the 48 contiguous states today was completed. Southern Arizona and southern New Mexico were purchased for $10 million and named for the U.S. minister to Mexico, James Gadsden.
Originally posted by marg6043
reply to post by ThePublicEnemyNo1
What a joke America has become, while states keep cutting benefits for grants and making difficult for American born students to earn a decent degree without owning their own life to some bank on loans, here you have another tax free give away to illegals.
No wonder America is falling in the economic crap is falling, whatever is left of the working class is been forced to pay for everybody else as the wealthy class enjoys Bushes tax brakes for the rich.
Next is free health care for illegals under Obamacare.