Thread: VIDEO: Mexican Meddling In Our Schools

I posted a video on my website featuring Rosie Avila who is running for U.S. Congress in the 47th District

http://www.immigrationwatchdog.com/?p=1155

In the video she discusses the textbooks that the Mexican Consulates have put into our classrooms and their attempts to teach a Mexican curriculum in our school system with our tax dollars.




The following is from an article by Heather MacDonald

http://www.city-journal.org/html/15_4_mexico.html

The gall of Mexican officials does not end with the push for illegal entry. After demanding that we educate their surplus citizens, give those citizens food stamps, deliver their babies, provide them with doctors and hospital beds, and police their neighborhoods, the Mexican government also expects us to help preserve their loyalty to Mexico.

Since 1990, Mexico has embarked on a series of initiatives to import Mexican culture into the U.S. Mexico’s five-year development plan in 1995 announced that the “Mexican nation extends beyond . . . its border”—into the United States. Accordingly, the government would “strengthen solidarity programs with the Mexican communities abroad by emphasizing their Mexican roots, and supporting literacy programs in Spanish and the teaching of the history, values, and traditions of our country.”

The current launching pad for these educational sallies is the Instituto de los Mexicanos en el Exterior. The IME directs several programs aimed at American schools. Each of Mexico’s 47 consulates in the U.S. (a number that expands nearly every year) has a mandate to introduce Mexican textbooks into schools with significant Hispanic populations. The Mexican consulate in Los Angeles showered nearly 100,000 textbooks on 1,500 schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District this year alone.

Mexican consulates also push for bilingual education in American schools, with the same odd logic with which they defend teaching Mexican history: teaching in Spanish, they say, will make students better English speakers.

Got an email addy or contact information for her?

http://www.rosieavilaforcongress.com/

Here you go.

The Gall! Did y'all see V. Fox's email?

Vincente Fox
E-mail Address(es):
foxcontigo@presidencia.gob.mx
Business Information:
Web Page: http://presidencia.gob.mx/

They can take all the Spanish textbooks back to Mexico with them.

Dixie