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Of all the ways that open borders harm Americans, one of the most egregious, insulting and life-affecting is the college freebie illegals get while non-rich US citizens are forced to take out huge loans to attend. According to a February report from CNBC, “the average student loan borrower has $37,172 in student loans, a $20,000 […] May 13th, 2018 | Category: illegal alien preference | Tags: aliens, California, Campus Reform, college, college education, cost, education, enforcement, freebie, illegal aliens, illegal immigrant, New Jersey, Rutgers University, student aid, students, tuition |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Money-grubbing American colleges and universities like foreign students with fat checkbooks, so we probably shouldn’t be surprised at their numbers growing rather sharply. What’s really scandalous is that the growth of foreign students is substantially higher at public universities — those are the institutions supported by residents’ taxes.\: California has been one of the […] November 29th, 2017 | Category: diversity against Americans | Tags: California, cost, education, foreign students, immigration, Pew Research, tuition | Email This Post | Print This Post The issue of taxpayer-funded financial aid for illegal alien students in the state has been moving along through the system, and now it is here. Jerry Brown signed the California Dream Act into law in October 2011. As Assemblyman Tim Donnelly remarked at that time, “Tuition rates have been going up, the universities have budget […] March 7th, 2013 | Category: foreigner preference | Tags: aliens, amnesty, California, cost, DREAM Act, education, illegal, immigration, tuition | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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