March 28, 2007

Maryland Delegates want illegal aliens to take college discounts from U.S. citizens

Maryland's House of Delegates passed a law allowing illegal aliens to take college discounts from U.S. citizens. The national form of this anti-American concept is known as the DREAM Act.

One of the leaders on the other side is House Majority Leader Kumar Barve, who is of course a Democrat. And:

The debate became emotional on both sides. Del. Melvin Stukes, D-Baltimore City, said the lawmakers voting against the tuition break had "the mind-set" of the framers of the U.S. Constitution who counted slaves as three-fifths of a person. Some of his colleagues were offended by the remark, and Stukes later apologized on the floor.

An apparent list of those who voted on this, with links to their contact information, is in comment #14 here.

Posted to Immigration2007a at March 28, 2007 10:17 PM

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