students of color does not. my kids talk about. my own experience, i had people calling my high school to see if my transcript was correct. i had people calling into my high school to see if i could get into chapel hill. people will tell you how their schools were called at different levels. that didn t happen to any of these kids, the assumption was you are right, you arich, it must somehow be okay. i do not believe under the circumstances some of these students didn t know what they re parents were doing. if you get into a school to play a sport you didn t play, you get different e-mails, different registration. you start school a month early. it s not the first time, this happens in private schools in chicago and new york, their parents can go $shopping and they say that a learning disability. this is all combined. i will say about the consequences, there is important. you got teachers in atlanta going to jail for fixing tests, a black woman 70 to jamie for ten days because sh
francisco. supporters say it s only right to get parents who have kids in school a voice and how the schools are run. documented or not. i think there will be parents because parents feel so strongly about public education and how profound it is in a child s life. reporter: emotions run high when it comes to immigration. some theorize will obtain the voter roll to arrest illegal immigrants and others believe the city century status will protect those who register. under federal law noncitizens can vote in federal elections and the california constitution also requires voters be citizens and state residents. this is one reason why some believe this measure could be overturned however, as of yet, it s gone unchallenged. in los angeles william, fox news. leland: like silly things more challenges take longer to figure out. possible, although the wait and see what happens in san francisco with the ninth circuit
you shouldn t be here. your kids shouldn t be here. you should be thankful what we are educating them and now you want to tell us how to run the schools? i don t think so. saying that extending voting to illegal immigrants creates a slippery slope. school board today, city council tomorrow. san francisco now. next, los angeles and beyond. it will spread like wildfire. there is nothing in this state when it s a benefit to illegal aliens that doesn t spread like the plague. san francisco unified with some 50,000 students is the only public school district in the city and county. supporters say it s only right to give parents who have kids in school a voice and how those schools are run, documented or not. i think there will be parents will register. parents feel so strongly about public education and how profound it is in a child s life. emotions here run high when it comes to immigration.
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drug slang. school is saying things like suck and bs. bull you know. what huge signs. ainsley: what happens. i send the school a right to know request. i challenge everyone in america you don t have to be a fancy lawyer just file a right to know q you want to know when were these signs made? what resources were used? did you consult with any outside political groups? did you do it through school email? ainsley: what did they say? radio silence on that. i believe you might have a response from them. ainsley: they sent us a statement. they said we support student s rights to self-expression as long as that express does not disrupt orderly school environment. they have not in violation of school district of philadelphia policy. what is your response? they only represent one point of view. these are actually divisive signs. our president, as a member of the g.o.p. he won the election. this is simply divisive.