“Plus, every illegal alien college student in a state institution is taking a slot that should go to a citizen kid whose parents’ taxes maintain the whole system. In Mexifornia, citizens exist to pay the freight of lawbreaking foreigners.”
We knew this was coming, since the California DREAM Act was signed into law by Gov Jerry Brown in October 2011, but it is still a bitter pill now that actual implementation is here. The cost to taxpayers is at least $13 million yearly, at a time when chainsaw cuts have been taken to the budget in every other area. Sacramento closed a quarter of the state parks to save a similar amount of money. The tuition subsidy is estimated to increase to $65 million in just three years.
Demanding DREAM kiddies have colorful graduation outfits, exhibiting their shallow understanding of education.
Plus, every illegal alien college student in a state institution is taking a slot that should go to a citizen kid whose parents’ taxes maintain the whole system. In Mexifornia, citizens exist to pay the freight of lawbreaking foreigners.
EDUCATION: Financial aid for undocumented students, Riverside Press-Enterprise, January 04, 2013
Berenice Gorosica registered at Mt. San Jacinto College last fall but couldn’t attend because she didn’t have the money to pay for classes.
The 19-year-old Hemet woman is an undocumented immigrant who didn’t qualify for state-funded financial aid.
But beginning Jan. 1, California law allows illegal-immigrant students to access state assistance. Gorosica said it will allow her to finally begin realizing her dream of becoming a registered nurse.
“This is a big help for me,” Gorosica said of the state aid.
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