Loudoun schools allowing ms13 associate to attend schools

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Children who are not in the U.S. legally can still attend school. They’re kids, they can’t help if their parents brought them here and they don’t have documentation. Let’s not go down the road of demonizing every child who doesn’t have legal documentation. Schools cannot question their status and shouldn’t.

Which is exactly why illegal immigration does impact schools and communities.

I'm willing to bet that most gang-affiliated students are US citizens.

I’m intrigued by this statement because (probably due to the prevalence of MS-13 in our area) most gang activity I’ve read about seems to be that of immigrants. But I’m open to learning, so please share any sources or data about that.

WHAT prevalence of MS13?? There is not some massive MS13 presence here , please get off Truth Social or X or whatever bizarre media you’re consuming that has convinced you of this.

OK, I'll play this game. How many MS13 members are you comfortable attending our schools? Discrete number or percentage is fine.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children who are not in the U.S. legally can still attend school. They’re kids, they can’t help if their parents brought them here and they don’t have documentation. Let’s not go down the road of demonizing every child who doesn’t have legal documentation. Schools cannot question their status and shouldn’t.

Which is exactly why illegal immigration does impact schools and communities.

I'm willing to bet that most gang-affiliated students are US citizens.

I’m intrigued by this statement because (probably due to the prevalence of MS-13 in our area) most gang activity I’ve read about seems to be that of immigrants. But I’m open to learning, so please share any sources or data about that.

WHAT prevalence of MS13?? There is not some massive MS13 presence here , please get off Truth Social or X or whatever bizarre media you’re consuming that has convinced you of this.

I didn’t say the majority of people in our area are MS13 members. But MS13 is a big part of the gang problem around here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children who are not in the U.S. legally can still attend school. They’re kids, they can’t help if their parents brought them here and they don’t have documentation. Let’s not go down the road of demonizing every child who doesn’t have legal documentation. Schools cannot question their status and shouldn’t.

Which is exactly why illegal immigration does impact schools and communities.

I'm willing to bet that most gang-affiliated students are US citizens.

I’m intrigued by this statement because (probably due to the prevalence of MS-13 in our area) most gang activity I’ve read about seems to be that of immigrants. But I’m open to learning, so please share any sources or data about that.

WHAT prevalence of MS13?? There is not some massive MS13 presence here , please get off Truth Social or X or whatever bizarre media you’re consuming that has convinced you of this.

I didn’t say the majority of people in our area are MS13 members. But MS13 is a big part of the gang problem around here.

Yeah. They should take a slow leisurely stroll through Chirilagua at midnight.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children who are not in the U.S. legally can still attend school. They’re kids, they can’t help if their parents brought them here and they don’t have documentation. Let’s not go down the road of demonizing every child who doesn’t have legal documentation. Schools cannot question their status and shouldn’t.

Which is exactly why illegal immigration does impact schools and communities.

I'm willing to bet that most gang-affiliated students are US citizens.

I’m intrigued by this statement because (probably due to the prevalence of MS-13 in our area) most gang activity I’ve read about seems to be that of immigrants. But I’m open to learning, so please share any sources or data about that.

WHAT prevalence of MS13?? There is not some massive MS13 presence here , please get off Truth Social or X or whatever bizarre media you’re consuming that has convinced you of this.

OK, I'll play this game. How many MS13 members are you comfortable attending our schools? Discrete number or percentage is fine.

Nope, not playing that game with you. There is not a “prevalence” of MS13 in the area which was the comment I was responding to. Take your antics somewhere else, I’m not going down the whatabout rabbit hole with you.

[Anonymous]

Google search “ms-13 northern virginia” and then convince me there isn’t a ms-13 problem.

[Anonymous]

Parents at this high school need to be making noise. Involve the attorney general.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children who are not in the U.S. legally can still attend school. They’re kids, they can’t help if their parents brought them here and they don’t have documentation. Let’s not go down the road of demonizing every child who doesn’t have legal documentation. Schools cannot question their status and shouldn’t.

Which is exactly why illegal immigration does impact schools and communities.

I'm willing to bet that most gang-affiliated students are US citizens.

I’m intrigued by this statement because (probably due to the prevalence of MS-13 in our area) most gang activity I’ve read about seems to be that of immigrants. But I’m open to learning, so please share any sources or data about that.

WHAT prevalence of MS13?? There is not some massive MS13 presence here , please get off Truth Social or X or whatever bizarre media you’re consuming that has convinced you of this.

OK, I'll play this game. How many MS13 members are you comfortable attending our schools? Discrete number or percentage is fine.

DP. I would like all of them to attend school and look for other paths.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children who are not in the U.S. legally can still attend school. They’re kids, they can’t help if their parents brought them here and they don’t have documentation. Let’s not go down the road of demonizing every child who doesn’t have legal documentation. Schools cannot question their status and shouldn’t.

Which is exactly why illegal immigration does impact schools and communities.

I'm willing to bet that most gang-affiliated students are US citizens.

I’m intrigued by this statement because (probably due to the prevalence of MS-13 in our area) most gang activity I’ve read about seems to be that of immigrants. But I’m open to learning, so please share any sources or data about that.

Where were you reading that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Children who are not in the U.S. legally can still attend school. They’re kids, they can’t help if their parents brought them here and they don’t have documentation. Let’s not go down the road of demonizing every child who doesn’t have legal documentation. Schools cannot question their status and shouldn’t.

Which is exactly why illegal immigration does impact schools and communities.

I'm willing to bet that most gang-affiliated students are US citizens.

I’m intrigued by this statement because (probably due to the prevalence of MS-13 in our area) most gang activity I’ve read about seems to be that of immigrants. But I’m open to learning, so please share any sources or data about that.

WHAT prevalence of MS13?? There is not some massive MS13 presence here , please get off Truth Social or X or whatever bizarre media you’re consuming that has convinced you of this.

+1

[Anonymous]

ONCE MORE, I didn’t say the majority of people in our area are MS13 members. But MS13 is a big part of the gang problem around here. “Prevalence” referred to the high likelihood that an ACTIVE GANG MEMBER is associated with MS-13.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ONCE MORE, I didn’t say the majority of people in our area are MS13 members. But MS13 is a big part of the gang problem around here. “Prevalence” referred to the high likelihood that an ACTIVE GANG MEMBER is associated with MS-13.

OMG!!!! THERE IS A HIGH LIKELIHOOD!!!

[Anonymous]

No doubt this student needs to attend high school so that he can have full access to all resources; health, counseling, academic supports to name just a few. This way, he can stay on track to better navigate the dreaded junior year and the college application process.

I hope he gets a seasoned guidance counselor who can assist with the many looming deadlines and truly understands the unique needs of this student.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:While students who are not in the U.S. legally can still attend school, this kid not only has made death threats to other students, he's also been apprehended carrying a gun to school.

Get real. This kid is a problem. Loudoun is not Montgomery County, and the parents are putting their foot down on this kid attending school with their kids. I don't blame them.

All the talk about preventing mass shootings, but y'all are reacting in a namby pamby manner because you're afraid of getting called a racist.

I’m not doing anything. I don’t know anything about this kid other than what right wing media has claimed about him. But even if he is undocumented, he has a right to attend school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No doubt this student needs to attend high school so that he can have full access to all resources; health, counseling, academic supports to name just a few. This way, he can stay on track to better navigate the dreaded junior year and the college application process.

I hope he gets a seasoned guidance counselor who can assist with the many looming deadlines and truly understands the unique needs of this student.

High school serves all teens, not just those who apply to college. Having a HS degree is a requirement for many jobs.

Despite what the Republicans think, we are all better off when ALL kids are educated.

[Anonymous]

Amen to both of the above