Wednesday, July 6, 2011

N.C. Committee Scrubs Citizenship Declaration for Public Schools




North Carolina’s House Bill #744 became law last week without Governor Perdue’s signature.  The law requires parents to furnish immunization records and a birth certificate as a prerequisite of enrolling their children into public schools.  However, one important provision was scrubbed from the bill, as reported by Carolina Journal:

The Safe Students Act, introduced by House Speaker Pro Tem Dale Folwell, R-Forsyth, originally included a provision requiring parents “to state whether the child is a citizen or national of the United States,” and if not, provide the immigration status of the child. Folwell, who has introduced similar legislation in each of his four House terms, told Carolina Journal that the purpose of the bill was to get a handle on the cost of illegal immigration to the state’s public school system.

North Carolina has attracted a sizeable illegal alien diaspora.  These people use up huge amounts of taxpayer resources; resources that the citizens of this state are being denied because of a judicial mandate.     

A 1982 Supreme Court ruled that states must provide children of illegal aliens an education.  This ruling is a direct violation of the 10th Amendment and has taken the 14th Amendment out of context.  It is this kind of judicial activism that has legitimized this third world invasion of the United States.

Now, these illegals are openly attacking our public servants.  An illegal alien advocacy group called N.C. Dream Team has targeted Rep. Dale Folwell for doing his job by looking after the well-being of his constituents and state. 

This is what happens when you have rogue rulings by a Supreme Court, and a federal government that refuses to enforce our immigration laws.

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