Thread: Jeb Bush Supports Perry's Tuition Stance for Illegals' Child

Jeb Bush Supports Perry's Tuition Stance for Illegals' Children



Thursday, 29 Sep 2011 03:57 PM
By Newsmax Wires

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush indicated solidarity with Texas Gov. Rick Perry’s advocacy of tuition breaks for children of illegal immigrants, according to the National Journal.

Perry, who generated a firestorm in his squabble with other GOP presidential candidates on the tuition issue in an interview with Newsmax, signed the first state law in the nation a decade ago allowing children of illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition rates.

Former Florida state Rep. Juan Zapata said the Lone Star state law served as his model for legislation he repeatedly pushed in his state, to no avail.

“Two of his key allies then are now among the GOP's most sought-after stars: Bush, the subject of perpetual draft movements to run for president, and his fellow Floridian, Sen. Marco Rubio, a sure bet for the GOP's vice presidential shortlist in 2012,â€

Here is another NEOCON RINO Globalist that can't be let ANYWHERE NEAR the White House as POTUS

Originally Posted by AirborneSapper7

Jeb Bush Supports Perry's Tuition Stance for Illegals' Children

Is this really a surprise to anyone??

Uh, who gives a diddly damn what ANY Bush has to say!!!!!!!

Baby Bush, McCain, Perry, Obama, and now brother Bush want AMNESTY for their ILLEGALS no matter what the Citizens want or the law states.

I can't help myself, "TEXAS TOAST"!

This is news?

Students who benefit from the tuition breaks are in the United States through “no fault of their own

So we are supposed to reward these students for their parents breaking the law. There is no consequence to the parents for breaking our laws or putting their children in this situation.

Every one of these parents have not only broken our immigration laws, but have broken our child protection laws. They contribute to their children breaking our laws.

I say that these students should not be allowed to go to college or stay in this country until their parents are deported back to Mexico. They must sign an agreement that they will never return to the U.S.