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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This really has nothing to do with illegal immigration. MCPS would love for you to believe that its problems are just because of illegal immigrants. Its failing all students. [/quote]

But majority of the complainers here keep talking about how MCPS spends more money on the poorer schools while ignoring the wealthier schools. The fact is, there's only so much money that we have to deal with. The fact is it costs a ton of money to educate, support, and feed poor students. Fact, many of the illegal immigrants in this county are poor. [/quote]

Fact, both undocumented and documented immigration is on a downward slope and has been for years. I know it is both convenient and politically au courant to blame immigrants for everything, but the facts aren't with you here. [/quote]

Not in MoCo!  [b]Still #2 to Los Angeles for detention center destination in the country. 
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Pls post illegals and anchor baby data specific to Montgomery County, Maryland. CASA de Maryland can provide as well.

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Where are you getting that data? This says there are 400,000 illegal immigrants in the DC area (7th highest metro area), far below LA, which has 1,000,000: http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/02/09/us-metro-areas-unauthorized-immigrants/

Given those numbers, I find it hard to believe MoCo is #2 to LA in terms of detention center destination, or enrollment of illegal immigrants in the school system (a stat I've seen people post here). 
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