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California Dream Act Passed
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http://news.yahoo.com/california-dre...013617230.html Despicable. :nope: |
Yet 2 of my American born and bred friends just lost theirs.
Truly horrible. |
This bill was passed in Maryland as well. However, strong opposition and petitioning with signature to get it on the ballot for citizen voting was accomplished. The next round of voting coming up this will be decided by the citizenship of Maryland. Looks like it will go down in a ball of flames on that day.
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Disgusting :nope:
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This is how government works...
1. The Dream Act was passed April 11th 2011 2. Govenor Eliminates the Distinguished Scholars award, which provides $3,000 annually for high-achieving students who attend Maryland universities, was part of a package of budget cuts presented by O'Malley to the General Assembly this year. Cutting the award was estimated to save the state just over $1 million. After seeing his stupidity of granting millions to illegals for school assistance and cutting assistance to deserving legal students he does this: Scholarships for 350 Maryland high school seniors have been restored, Gov. Martin O'Malley announced Wednesday, just days after state officials told scholarship winners they had lost the college money because of budget cuts. This is brilliance that runs local government and also the federal government. It makes you want to cry. |
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Then you know realize this move is to get votes from a particular group of people. It has nothing to do with caring about a kids education. Plain and simple. |
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One party rule here. Do you think they will change the system? (and get ride of the fraud) |
Well, no. Easy to keep the deck stacked when it is stacked in your favor. This is a political move to gain more votes. The system is crap.
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Then again, Southern Indiana, on a county by county basis, is totally red. We'd tar and feather anyone trying to pull stupid **** like this. |
Anthony, it is nothing but total incompetence in Maryland and in Washington DC. On one hand they give illegals millions for scholarship assistance. Meahwhile the other hand is pulling money from US citizens deserving of scholarship assistance. Budget constraints!!! Really? How can you dump millions to illegals but not legals for schooling? Budget constraints my arse. Our governor looked like a huge jackass. What needs to be done is mandatory requirement in becoming a full law abiding US citizen. Then and only then can the individual reap the benefits. The dream act was crafted to get votes.
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In the beginning you have the initial illegals. They come here, and have their a kid. And then, another, and another and another. Hispanic families are alot like Mormon familiies - HUGE. They retain their cultural and national identity, teaching their kids how to speak Spanish. The kids learn English either by proxy, or they go to ESL. Every school in california has an ESL program. What is ESL? English as a Second Language. These kids grow up, without much interrgration with America, because of their parents who are Mexican nationals, keep strong ties to Mexico, and instill those values in their kids. The result is this: http://www.foxnews.com/images/197673...migration1.jpghttp://www.staggeron.org/images/Mexifornia_cheers.jpg These are student's mind you! Tommorrows voters in California ( http://www.snopes.com/photos/politics/mexicoflag.asp ) Lastly, this scene, is not uncommon in California: http://www.campominutemen.com/report...air-710998.jpg California is a case study, an example of what to avoid, of what will eventually happen to other states if they don't clamp down on illegal immigration. They' breed, mulitply, and acquire a voting contingent of anchor babies that has enough political clout that politicians can't ignore if they want to keep office. This is how this works, and how Pro illegal laws come to pass. We really, Really, REALLY, need to change the laws that allow this to happen. But that'll never happen. Nevada and Texas are probably next on the "reconquista" list. Utah, won't be far behind them in the next decade or two I imagine. |
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