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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Immigrant Tuition Bill Delayed By Petition Drive
Measure Won't Take Effect On Friday As Scheduled
ANNAPOLIS, Md -- One of the most high-profile measures approved by the Maryland General Assembly this year isn't among the many bills taking effect this week as scheduled.
A petition drive to overturn legislation to allow in-state tuition for certain illegal immigrants has at least delayed the bill from taking effect.
Opponents of the measure will be turning in additional signatures on Thursday in an effort to meet the 55,736 they need to put the legislation on next year's ballot. Because local elections boards have until July 20 to verify the signatures, the measure won't take effect on Friday as scheduled.
To anonymous at 6:52pm: It isn't that I want you out of my country. I just want you to care enough to become a citizen. If you don't want to become a citizen, then, yes, go home.
4 comments:
Just goes to show that if people actually get involved they can make a diffrence .
Gringos! I work harder than the black man who will not work unless he is in Slavery and you still want me out of your Country...
I an so glad I signed the petition and found 4 of my neighbors to sign with me!
To anonymous at 6:52pm: It isn't that I want you out of my country. I just want you to care enough to become a citizen. If you don't want to become a citizen, then, yes, go home.
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