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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 8:41 am    Post subject: SC: Colleges telling illegal students not to return Reply with quote

Posted on Sun, Jul. 20, 2008
S.C. IMMIGRATION LAW
Colleges telling illegal students not to return
By Robert Morris - rmorris@thesunnews.com

As they arrived home last week from their study groups and second jobs, a handful of college students across the Grand Strand found letters saying that, because they are in the U.S. illegally, this semester will be their last.

The letters are the result of a new immigration package signed into law last month after a yearlong public debate led in part by state Rep. Thad Viers of Myrtle Beach. Now, Viers says that law may go too far and pledged late last week to work on correcting it or changing its application.

"These kids are the posters for what we want from immigration," Viers said. "We're punishing them for the sins of their fathers and mothers, and that's not right."

Among its many law-enforcement and employment-related provisions, this year's immigration law contained a clause forbidding any state college from accepting illegal immigrants as students and requiring schools to begin screening applicants for citizenship.

Coastal Carolina University already had a policy against admitting illegal immigrants, so none of its students will be asked to leave, said Edgar Dyer, vice president for university relations.

Horry-Georgetown Technical College, however, practiced what is known as "open admission," and officials say a dozen or so students are being asked to leave.

The technical college's application already asks students if they are U.S. citizens, part of the criteria for financial aid, said Greg Thompson, vice president of student affairs. Those students who indicated foreign citizenship are now being sent letters, Thompson said.

"Under the new immigration state law, you are not eligible to attend classes unless you can submit a copy of your permanent resident card," the letters read.

For those students - brought to the U.S. as children by their parents, then learning English from scratch in order to finish high school - the letter was a blow, one more hardship in a world such overachievers would otherwise be on top of.

"I just couldn't believe it, that they're actually going to do something like this," said 23-year-old Gian Carlo Murrieca, brought by his parents from Peru when he was 17, now studying to be a teacher. "It puts a stop sign on everything I was planning on doing in the future."

Dayana Rodrigues' mother brought her to the U.S. from Brazil at age 14 and, at Myrtle Beach High School, she quickly learned English and Spanish in addition to her native Portuguese. She graduated in the top 5 percent of her class and went on to HGTC's nursing program.

In between study sessions for anatomy or probability, Rodrigues cleans houses to pay her out-of-state tuition, $1,800 for her two classes this semester, a figure mandated by the state to cover completely the cost of educating any student not from South Carolina.

To finish her education, Rodrigues may drive the 100-mile round trip to Brunswick Community College in Bolivia, N.C., because North Carolina schools still practice open admission, or she may return to Brazil.

"I don't mind going back if they make me," Rodrigues said with a note of resignation. "But I think it's sad that they prefer uneducated illegal immigrants to educated illegal immigrants."

As the immigration debate roiled and Viers was selected to serve on the conference committee responsible for the bill's final version, Myrtle Beach High School teacher Peggy Ryals invited him to her English as a Second Language class, where he met some of the students who are now being asked not to return to college.

They were star students, Viers said later, excelling academically in English with dreams of contributing to society.

"I would much rather the illegals who are here to improve their educations and work to assimilate into American culture than us to shut the door in the face when they're trying," Viers said. "I'm one of the strongest supporters of illegal-immigration reform, but we have to have a balance."

The bill he helped design was intended to keep immigrants who enter the country illegally from receiving tuition breaks or other benefits, Viers said - not to bar from college their children who graduate from local high schools and pay out-of-state tuition.

Viers said he now plans to ask the state attorney general's office to review the bill and ask for an interpretation closer to its original intention, and if that fails, to seek an exception that would allow state high school graduates who have lived most of their lives in the U.S. to attend college.

"It may not be the most popular thing, but it's the right thing," Viers said. "They are just as much Americans as you or I."

Ryals, who takes her foreign students to area colleges every year, urging them to overcome their language difficulties, finish high school and seek higher education, said she was encouraged by Viers' words.

"When we deny people an education, we're creating another generation of people who barely survive, instead of contribute to society," Ryals said. "It used to be that we were proud of people seeking that American dream."
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 9:13 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Again. these students and their families should not be rewarded any further for violating our immigration laws. These adults (18 years of age) are not children...they have the choice to either go to school in their home countries and take advantage of any scholarship/finanical aid opportunity there OR go home and apply for a student visa to continue to study here like hundreds of thousands of foreign national students do every year. Study at home or come back with a student visa. End of story.
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 9:20 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

It is asinine, moronic and a violation of law that illegal aliens are allowed into colleges at all. I would argue that it is in violation of the 'aiding and abetting' statute in the 1986 IRCA.

Even if illegal aliens were to pay out of state tuition, it would not cover the entire cost of their education because of capital costs, often conveniently left out (or purposely lessened) in the total costs calculations. Therefore, taxpayer subsidization of illegal aliens would occur.

Also, why would any legislator allow an illegal alien to take a seat in college from a deserving American citizen or legal immigrant? Seats in colleges are a limited and highly coveted resource, why the hell would you put an illegal alien into one?

Also, why should we be in the business of educating and training a group of people who are illegally here and cannot legally be employed?
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 10:50 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Educated Illegal Immigrants are still illegal immigrants and not entitled to work in the US.
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 11:05 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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"I would much rather the illegals who are here to improve their educations and work to assimilate into American culture than us to shut the door in the face when they're trying," Viers said. "I'm one of the strongest supporters of illegal-immigration reform, but we have to have a balance."


This is typical of the faulty reasoning that the OBL-minded use to justify allowing IAs to finish higher education here. They say, that said IAs will be more productive to society, assimilate better, etc. The problem is, in the end it only reinforces the fact that allowing people to get what they want - by any means necessary (legal or otherwise) undercuts the social and civil fabric of society and allows a cohort of people to remain here but being distinctly different from the Americans that came before them or must live alongside now.

They would like to frame the question as: "Well, do you want educated IAs here or uneducated ones?" but, in reality, the question is: "Do you want IAs here or not?"
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 11:36 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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"I don't mind going back if they make me," Rodrigues said with a note of resignation. "But I think it's sad that they prefer uneducated illegal immigrants to educated illegal immigrants."


Well this is quite telling! Actually, we prefer there were NO illegals. In addition, illegals are not allowed to work in this country! Why on earth would we allow them to earn a college degree? So they can obtain fradulent work documents and steal jobs from the American citizen who is a college graduate?

It's absurd


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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 1:34 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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"These kids are the posters for what we want from immigration," Viers said. "We're punishing them for the sins of their fathers and mothers, and that's not right."


I can't say that these kids are "posters" of what we want from immigration because they are still illegal. I hope the parents are now feeling some of the price they need to pay for their illegal actions. They are responsible for this. They should take their kids home and use some of that money they've been wiring back there to put their kids through school in their home countries.
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 3:20 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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The letters are the result of a new immigration package signed into law last month after a yearlong public debate led in part by state Rep. Thad Viers of Myrtle Beach. Now, Viers says that law may go too far and pledged late last week to work on correcting it or changing its application.


Sounds like the open-border shills twisted Viers' arm (and logic).

See what Viers' previously said here about illegal immigration:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHvVqXG9Cnw

Here's his contact info if you want to send him an e-mail:

http://www.scstatehouse.net/members/bios/1876136139.html
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 3:44 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

These kids are the posters for what we want from immigration," Viers said. "We're punishing them for the sins of their fathers and mothers, and that's not right."




I believe that these young adults are, actually, the "posters" of what can be done legally.

They are no longer children under their parents' control. They are adults who can now return to their home countries and apply to enter the United States legally in order to attend school.

These students have the golden opportunity to set an example, be an example, be the role model for others to engage in LEGAL behavior.

Why aren't they doing it?
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 5:10 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Populist wrote:
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The letters are the result of a new immigration package signed into law last month after a yearlong public debate led in part by state Rep. Thad Viers of Myrtle Beach. Now, Viers says that law may go too far and pledged late last week to work on correcting it or changing its application.


Sounds like the open-border shills twisted Viers' arm (and logic).

See what Viers' previously said here about illegal immigration:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHvVqXG9Cnw

Here's his contact info if you want to send him an e-mail:

http://www.scstatehouse.net/members/bios/1876136139.html

Thanks for posting his contact information, Populist. Below is the e-mail I sent to him (I borrowed a few thoughts from Phred's posting...thanks, Phred!):

Dear. Rep. Viers:

The statements I hear from you advocating for illegal aliens in our colleges are alarming. They seem to flow around the claim that better educated illegals will be more productive and will assimilate better into our society. This is not only fuzzy thinking, it is faulty logic. It’s very precept is that the illegal gets additional benefits to what they have already enjoyed by illegally remaining and operating here and gives a segment of them what they want – unfettered access to our higher education system (in addition to our primary education system that they have already utilized). This, of course, will be costly to the American taxpayer whether the illegal pays out of state tuition or not. It also deprives a deserving citizen or legal immigrant of the seat that the illegal would occupy. Another marketing campaign is that a child should not be penalized because of the ‘sins’ of their parents. Allowing access to higher education, however, allows the child to benefit from the fact their parents broke the law. Where does the rule of law fit into all of this? Actually, no where. The very act of allowing placement of an illegal alien into our colleges tears at the social fabric of our culture by favoritism to a group people who are out of compliance with our laws. These very same people would then be free to operate lawlessly living and working alongside of citizens and legal immigrants who have been required to abide by our laws. The dichotomy here is not only egregious, it is outrageous. It is anarchy.

Seats in colleges are a limited and highly coveted resource so why should we put an illegal alien into one?

Why should we be in the business of further educating and training a group of people who are illegally here and cannot legally be employed?

Stick to your guns and do what is right for the American citizen and legal immigrant. Deny any admittance into college for illegal aliens.

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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 5:38 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

E-mail sent to Horry-Georgetown Technical College:


Horry-Georgetown Technical College
William G Thompson
VP Student Affairs Office

Dear Mr. Thompson:

I am pleased to see that you have begun denying admission to illegal aliens. The statements I hear from the advocates for illegal aliens in our colleges are alarming. They seem to flow around the claim that better educated illegals will be more productive and will assimilate better into our society. This is not only fuzzy thinking, it is faulty logic. It’s very precept is that the illegal gets additional benefits to what they have already enjoyed by illegally remaining and operating here and gives a segment of them what they want – unfettered access to our higher education system (in addition to our primary education system that they have already utilized). This, of course, will be costly to the American taxpayer whether the illegal pays out of state tuition or not. It also deprives a deserving citizen or legal immigrant of the seat that the illegal would occupy. Another marketing campaign is that a child should not be penalized because of the ‘sins’ of their parents. Allowing access to higher education, however, allows the child to benefit from the fact their parents broke the law. Where does the rule of law fit into all of this? Actually, no where. The very act of allowing placement of an illegal alien into our colleges tears at the social fabric of our culture by favoritism to a group people who are out of compliance with our laws. These very same people would then be free to operate lawlessly living and working alongside of citizens and legal immigrants who have been required to abide by our laws. The dichotomy here is not only egregious, it is outrageous. It is anarchy.

Seats in colleges are a limited and highly coveted resource so why should we put an illegal alien into one?

Why should we be in the business of further educating and training a group of people who are illegally here and cannot legally be employed?

Again, I commend you on doing what is lawful and in the best interests of American citizens and legal immigrants by denying admittance to illegal aliens.

Sincerely,


cc: Barbara L Cadwallader, New Student Enrollment Advisor
Debbie M Mendoza, Admin Spec, Student Affairs
Regina Dorman Shearin, Coordinator of Student Affairs
Judith S. St. Jean, Coord Student Aff, Georgetown
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 7:19 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Great work Zeezil!
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 7:23 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

just making sure the good guys get praised and the bad guys get knocked down, Populist. Wink
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 7:39 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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"I don't mind going back if they make me," Rodrigues said with a note of resignation. "But I think it's sad that they prefer uneducated illegal immigrants to educated illegal immigrants."


She doesn't get it....no illegals, period!!!
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 9:20 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Peru...17 when he came Shocked just amazes me how many countries they are coming from illegally, they are flooding into our country from everywhere how could this not be considered an invasion?

Crimeny you would think they would be happy with the first 12 years of free education we are being forced to pay for!
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 9:42 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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"I don't mind going back if they make me," Rodrigues said with a note of resignation. "But I think it's sad that they prefer uneducated illegal immigrants to educated illegal immigrants."


WE DON'T PREFER ANY OF THEM...THEY ARE ILLEGAL AND SHOULD BE CUT OFF ALL BENEFITS SO THEY WILL SELF DEPORT!!!!!! INCLUDING EDUCATION! Evil or Very Mad AT ALL LEVELS!!!!!!!! THEY ARE ILLEGAL!!!!!! Evil or Very Mad

These people are ILLEGAL!! If their parents disobeyed the law and came here ...THEN THEY KNEW IT WAS ILLEGAL TO DO SO!! So because their parents BROKE THE LAW... their children should be allowed to do so also??!!! They are illegal...we should NOT even be having a DEBATE ABOUT ANY OF THIS. The law says they are to be deported... our government has been bought and paid for and all that are TRAITORS should be thrown out !! We have continually re elected these TRAITORS to do more and more damage. I hope we have awakened ENOUGH to so something about it this time. We need to show these people ....ALL OF THEM... our corrupt elected officials, open borders crowds and this worthless president and his administration ...that we mean business.
When we start throwing some of these TRAITORS OUT...THEN THEY WILL BELIEVE US!!!!!! Evil or Very Mad
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 20, 2008 11:22 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

zeezil wrote:
It is asinine, moronic and a violation of law that illegal aliens are allowed into colleges at all. I would argue that it is in violation of the 'aiding and abetting' statute in the 1986 IRCA.

Even if illegal aliens were to pay out of state tuition, it would not cover the entire cost of their education because of capital costs, often conveniently left out (or purposely lessened) in the total costs calculations. Therefore, taxpayer subsidization of illegal aliens would occur.

Also, why would any legislator allow an illegal alien to take a seat in college from a deserving American citizen or legal immigrant? Seats in colleges are a limited and highly coveted resource, why the hell would you put an illegal alien into one?

Also, why should we be in the business of educating and training a group of people who are illegally here and cannot legally be employed?


AMEN BROTHER!!! IF THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS AND OTHER BRAINLESS PUPPETS LOVE SOCIALISM SO MUCH THEY SHOULD MOVE TO A SOCIALIST COUNTRY AND PRACTICE THEIR CRAFT THERE AND STOP USING OUR COUNTRY FOR THEIR AGENDAS! BUT NO, THAT WOULD BE MUCH TOO INCONVENIENT AND IT MIGHT COST THEM SOMETHING!!!
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PostPosted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 1:22 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

One of the main arguments for denying illegal immigrant students access to our Universities is that the whole process simply encourages even more illegal immigration.

Let's say that a Mexican husband and wife live with their 5 small and teenage children in Mexico. The husband remarks to his wife that he is thinking of coming to the US illegally, so that he can get a construction job, and then wire back some money to support wife and kids.

Now let’s say that some US state colleges and universities change their minds, and allow some illegal immigrant students to attend college.

The situation of this large Mexican family will change. Now, suddenly, there is supreme motivation for this husband to smuggle his whole family into the US. Both the husband and wife will secure jobs, which might displace American workers, and their children will eventually be able to go to college, which might displace American students. These illegal students might even get to pay just the cheaper, in-state tuition.

Instead of accommodating illegal immigration, our government should keep on trying to eradicate it.
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My all American kid got straight A's all thru high school. Was on the Honor society. This does not entitle her to violate the law and pay less tuition than anyone else.
When the Court ruled that Foreign born students must be educated at American taxpayer expense, there was a clause to protect taxpayers. It said that if the education of illegal immigrants became a burden to taxpayers, it could be challenged. This is what needs to happen.
Now that we have educated millions of foreign students, they want more. They want to be lawyers and change our laws to be even more favorable toward the undocumented. They want to be politicians and lobbyists. They want to lead groups like La Raza. Many favor the Socialist agenda.
They want to help more illegal immigrants to come here and take jobs, education, healthcare, and Social Security from those who have paid taxes their whole lives.

Please tell me what good a college degree is when you have no RIGHT TO WORK in this country. OH, I get it.....when hundreds of these kids graduate from college, they will then cry about not being able to work to support their families. The hard hearted American people will be forced, once again, to change the law to accommodate those who broke our trust and our law to come here.
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 04, 2008 11:43 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Populist wrote:
Great work Zeezil!


I SECOND THAT!! GREAT LETTER. VERY WELL STATED.
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 05, 2008 12:21 am    Post subject: You may not agree with my email Reply with quote

but, I felt obliged to tell Mr Virers how I feel. This is what I sent:


Sir,
It is with sadness that I see you are changing your position on educating illegal aliens. You have misplaced your compassion. It was in the right place originally. Your new stance rewards those who are here illegally and punishes the American taxpayer. If I stole a large sum of money from a customer, is it right that my children should be allowed to keep it because the restitution would cause some kind of harm to them??

I am so tired of our government letting its citizens down. Then someone like you stands up, does something in defense of our citizens and then backs down. I can only assume that you have knuckled under to special interest groups.

Have you not listened to Professor Gutierrez from Texas?? He tells his Hispanic students that this is their land and they must take it back, even if it means they must kill us. Then you ask us to assist in educating them to achieve this goal?? I, for one , do not plan to kill myself and that is what we are doing now.

I expect next, you will offer that tired argument that they are not violating criminal law they are violating civil law.You may not understand, but that does not make me feel any better about the situation.

Please do not reverse the patriotic effort you have achieved so far. Being conquered by force of education is no better than by force of arms.

What a shame!!!!
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 05, 2008 12:22 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

The children of illegal immigrants should be punished because of their parents' disrespect to this country and the lack of personal responsibility. Illegal immigrant college students are taking away opportunties from other students who are American born from American parents and students who immigrated legally. A person who came here illegally as a child is a criminal.
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ILLEGALS SHOULD NOT BE IN USA SCHOOLS AT ALL. I DONT CARE IF THEY PAY TEN TIMES THE TUITION. ITS NOT ABOUT MONEY REALLY. ITS ABOUT EJECTING ALL ILLEGALS FROM OUR COUNTRY....NO MATTER THEIR AGE OR CIRCUMSTANCES.

THEY ARE NOT SUPPOSE TO BE HERE ...PERIOD. ITS AS SIMPLE AS THAT. THAT ILLEGALS ARGUE THAT THEY HAVE SOME REASON TO STAY HERE IS FURTHER EVIDENCE THAT THEY SHOULD LEAVE. IF THEY DONT UNDERSTAND THAT THEY NEED TO LEAVE AND APPLY THROUGH LEGAL CHANNELS, THEN THEY ARE NOT FIT TO BE ADMITTED AT ALL. THEY HAVE TO BE CAPABLE OF RESPECTING OUR LAWS AND OUR COUNTRY. THEY HAVE TO UNDERSTAND WHAT A LAW IS AND THAT THEY MUST FOLLOW THE LAW.
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