(Name-mce) ListServ City Vents Anger at Illegal Immigrants

[Vazquez, Isabel]

Seema:
Thanks for your comments. Please see attahced information regarding how
college students are fighting for their rights to be full citizens in
the country they grew up in (through no choice of their own). They are a
true inspiration. Isabel


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  Greetings, I have been staying out of the conversation but my mind is 
racing. I can't help but say that
  the discussion is great ! I am writing because legal and illegal is 
being discussed. There are children who
  came and grew up in the system of education---evidently ate here, had 
medical care here and so on. Is
  there any forgiveness for children who had nothing to do with being 
brought here and served? They have no other
  back home essentially as I see it. I am really bothered by this group 
of individuals in the discussion. Do
  they pay with their lives and their dreams for a situation that their 
parents may have started but our society
  allowed it ? Just asking. I don't know the answer but I know that I 
believe this puts innocent people in a
  a mess really. We often discuss punishing the whole class when one 
student makes a mistake.


 Seema


 Seema Imam, EdD
 Elementary and Middle Level Teacher Education


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 From: Saprieto at aol.com
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 Sent: Wed, 26 Jul 2006 7:19 AM
 Subject: Re: (Name-mce) ListServ City Vents Anger at Illegal Immigrants




  That question sounds like a non sequitur, Isabel, or maybe I 
misunderstood it. People who break the law are certainly doing 
something illegally. But I believe "illegal" in this discussion refers 
to people who come into the country or stay in the country 
illegally--breaking the law, certainly.

 Sallee

 Sallee A. Prieto
 Diverse Voices
 3356 Hidden Hills SE
 Grand Rapids, MI 49546
 Tel/Fax 616-942-6419
 E-mail: Saprieto at aol.com
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