- Aug 16, 2011
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But it is YOU who has REFUSED to define the terms OR reply to the question. Do YOU teach ILLEGALS for money?In case anyone was wondering, I have far more, deeper, and more meaningful experience with immigration of all sorts than many who might have noise to make. I have lived and worked with, for, among and on behalf of immigrant communities for all of my adult life. I have been an immigrant, I have worked on behalf of refugees and asylum seekers, I have (and do) taught immigrants - of varying status - from elementary through graduate school and beyond. I work everyday in a (very) inner city public school district where I devote all my energies to helping immigrant high school students to learn and achieve. After that, I coach students - many immigrants or first generation - before then going to tutor a very different immigrant community or teaching at a college where my classes are adult immigrant learners. I then go home where very many of my friends and neighbors are immigrants of all sorts. I understand how and why illegal immigration is a problem for this country, and also how and why even illegal immigrants - without mitigating the legal part - are actual human beings and not just a vessel for the fears of the weak-minded, hysterical, and ignorant.
So, you've made a career of being a traitor—of promoting the interests of invading foreign criminals against that of your own country and your own countrymen. And the point of this thread was to defend this scumbaggery on your part.
Misunderstanding of terms can lead to irrational conclusions.
I don't ask my students about their status. I'm not an ICE agent or an immigration lawyer. The Supreme Court has ruled that all student-age people in the country are to be educated, remember?