The California state Assembly voted Friday to send Gov. Jerry Brown a bill that allows undocumented immigrant college students to receive publicly funded financial aid.
After a lengthy debate, Assembly Bill 131 — the second part of the controversial measure known as the California Dream Act — cleared the lower house on a 45-27 vote.
"Today is a wonderful day," said Assemblyman Manuel Pérez, D-Coachella. "Today is a day of hope.
Today, there are many students throughout the state of California who are saying, 'It's about time.' "
This is just so WRONG - absolutely unbelieveable, except that we're talking about those liberal liberals in CA.
ReplyDeleteI dont know which state is more liberal California or Maryland. Its like a ball game when the lead keeps changing. When MD bans circumcision then it will be a tie. But now California has the lead.
ReplyDeleteJust like that liberal haven of Texas where that Al Gore supporting Governor Rick Perry supported the DREAM act there.
ReplyDeleteDirty wet-pants.....hey, wait a minute....
Florida has more Cubans, and California has more earthquakes. California had first choice.
ReplyDeleteI think we should send all the illegal immigrants back to where they came from. And stop giving them a free ride for everything on the backs of the American taxpayer.
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