Ted Madden/WFAA/KHOU promotes illegal aliens taking college discounts from Americans, bad public policy (Charles DeVille, Kelly Walker)

Ted Madden of WFAA-TV in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas offers a PIIPP called "Wrestler can't take college scholarships due to immigration laws" here. If you aren't familiar with the term "PIIPP" and you trust his reporting, please see that link and then compare those cookie-cutter articles to the one he wrote. The structure of his article is virtually identical to all the rest, right down to promoting the anti-American DREAM Act, a bill that would let illegal aliens - such as the one featured in his article - take college discounts from U.S. citizens.

In the current case, the best public policy is for the student to return home to Mexico where she can get a free or discounted college education from the Mexican government. And, by doing that, she won't take a college education away from a U.S. citizen. If she's as good as wrestler as Molina High School Athletic Director Charles DeVille and her coach Kelly Walker say, then she won't have a problem getting a scholarship from the Mexican educational system and she might even end up on their Olympics team. And, that will be the best public policy instead of the anti-American policy Ted Madden, Charles de Ville, and Kelly Walker are supporting.

Mon, 05/18/2009 - 19:44 · · Importance: 4


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