
The biggest kicker of all is the disclaimer at the top of the application. Did you miss it? It says, Citizenship is not required for all programs. That would explain why this thing is also written in Spanish. How many illegal aliens are receiving free health care on the taxpayer's dime from this program?
It is very easy to demagogue this by emphasizing that it's "for the children." I'm getting a little sick of this exploitation of "the children" as a further justification for breaking the laws of this country. If you are here illegally, there is nothing stopping you from taking your child back with you to your home country. If the child is a U.S. citizen, then when he is old enough to live on his own, he can come back to this country if he so chooses.
I object to being made an accessory to all this by being expected to hand out these applications to my students.
Good Day to You, Sir
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The lovely purple and gold border makes it all right to pick my pocket, eh? $2,500 per month? I've never brought home that sumptuous amount, and I raised four children. They're on their own now, and thank God because I bring in considerably less today.
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