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Reply to "Achievement gap continues to grow between high- and low-income schools"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]18:11- Stop making sense. You are ruining the PPs desire to deport the "illegals" when many, many ESOL students are actually U.S. citizens. I teach ESOL students and if we are going to deport anyone, let's start with everyone on welfare. There are plenty of native born people who don't work because they'd rather just get handouts from the gov't. None of the parents of my ESOL students sit collecting free handouts around instead of working.[/quote] People are on welfare because illegals took their jobs working for less money so the rich get richer. And many many illegals are on government assistance. Don't be fooled. [/quote] Nope. There is no way these families would work the types of jobs these parents have. Cleaning, construction, landscaping, etc. No way. Why work your fingers to the bone for minimum wage when you can collect welfare?[/quote] I disagree and this is such a stereotype of many liberals. Not the PP but we who worked these jobs before? I remember moms and teens working retail. The entire malls were teen/college workers on weekends and nights. Teens also did bussing services and hostess. Working McDonalds too. I think everyone in my high school worked in a fast food restaurant at one point. My BIL's had to close his landscaping/concrete business in 2003 because he paid legal american workers and no one wanted his fees. People rather hire illegal workers for cheaper to do their lawns and patios. That is where 90% of the legally owned landscaping businesses went. In my schools in the 70/80's the janitors were caucasian or african american and spoke English. And cleaning ladies were moms. It was their supplemental income for when they stayed at home. Oh and we own a construction type company. We won't/don't hire illegals because we do government jobs and need e-verify and security ability on everyone to enter government restricted areas. PLENTY of people line up for openings when we need more employees for the jobs. PLENTY. So I don't buy the crap that they "had" to come to the US because of all these jobs no one wanted. SOMEONE had them before they did, but they do jobs for pennies so CEO's and company owners can put more money in their back pockets. They were hired, legals were fired. CEO's took it to the bank. [/quote] Do you just assume that anti e who is Hispanic is illegal? Because I highly doubt the janitors and cleaning ladies working in the schools and govt buildings are illegal. If anyone is verifying documentation, they are. Maybe there weren't a lot of DARs lining up for those jobs?[/quote]
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