Should parents show proff of citizenship when enrolling their children in a new school ?

Question

I belive doing this, will help keep the cost of educationper student down. I can see it as yet another step to show that illegal are not wanted .

Yes, they would scream " Racism", but I would like to know how it could be considered " RACISM" ?

Does not matter where you live at in the U.S., or if you immigrated to the U.S. legally.

Noticew I said every time you enroll children to a new school.

Children born to citizens abroad are considered citizens of a parents home country. This goes for both Canada and Mexico.

I notice Super Chee, is babling agine.

Answer 1

Absolutely, if thats what it takes...

Its only racist if they deny a particular race that is here legally...or if they allow a white person in w/out proof of citizenship...

It certainly is not racist, if in fact they turn down illegals, as long as they don't discriminate which illegals they turn down

Answer 2

Schools aren't the only institutes that need proof where citizenship should be given. Voter locations, DMV offices, State and Federal social services, Hospitals, Employment offices.

Answer 3

they choose the baby's beginning certificates, and information of place of abode no longer the mothers and fathers'. If the baby became born here they are entitled to an training. lots of the little ones of direction have been born in Mexico and it is inflicting over crowded school rooms in some faculties in AZ.

Answer 4

And being a 3rd generation child of legal immigrants, what should I use to show my legal status, or that of my kids. Oh yeah, I was born in La. and birth records are kept in New Orleans. Can you imagine my nightmare as I live on the west coast?

Americans hated my great grandparents when they stepped off the boat in NYC in the 1890s.

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

Answer 5

I like this idea.

And as for the whole "i cant get my immigration papers from 3 generations ago and across the country" bit realize that a birth certificate would work as proof of citizenship. Any child born here is considered a US citizen. (and btw their mother can file for legal status due to this)

That also answers the whole "I'm legal but my mom isn't" bit (oh and its my opinion that your mom should have been thrown out of the country before she had you but I do not fault you for this.)

Answer 6

Yes, they should. If a child is born on U.S. soil to illegal immigrants, they should not be considered a U.S. citizen. They should not be allowed to have U.S taxpayers pick up the tab for their education, welfare, food stamps, medical bills, etc. Doesn't matter if they are Canadian, or Irish, or Mexican, if they are illegal, they are criminals.

Answer 7

no it should not matter really all kids have to go to school so why not let them go they just as much right as we do so why do people asks such dumb question illegal have as much rights as we do hell if it wasnt for them we all b screwed cause the american people dont want to work out in the hot sun they might get to hot. so they just need to leave those people here and leave them alone . as long as they r not starting problems what the hell. besides they just talk about the mexicans whats the problem r they the only ones in the us r what

Answer 8

Yeah and when we do that why don't we start the segregation of our schools as well? Did you know the schools recieving the smallest amounts of money for education are majority black and latino schools? Wow, looks like we're in the same crappy boat still aren't we?

Answer 9

Yes, they should. Every student enrolled in a U.S. school should be legal. If they are not legal, they need to become legal immediately or go to a country where they are legal and get their education there.

Answer 10

A lot of parents, me included have not seen proff in years. As a matter of fact I have never seen proff. So no they shouldn't.