Dallas high school student sent to Haskell jail for being undocumented | pegasusnews.com
Dallas high school student sent to Haskell jail for being undocumented | pegasusnews.com
Quote: She has lived in Dallas with her family since she was 5-years-old.
She is an honor student at a Dallas public high school where she is (was) set to graduate in about two months. She has made plans for college after graduation this spring.
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She is a great example of the success and accomplishment of one inner city child who grew up in a very poor, but loving family here in inner city Dallas, Texas.
Do I like the idea of undocumented immigrants being here? As a concept, no. I think there are many potential problems.
But these people are…. people. Real people.
Have some of them broken laws? Sure! So have citizens…
It’s stories like this that are the reason I’m uncomfortable with the “deport all them bastards!” attitudes I see from so many…