Conrad's Corner March 8th, 2011 - Debate with Jonathan Brebner, Nick Bradvica- CA Dream Act (Part 1)

The California Dream Act would give undocumented students access to state grants and financial aid. It sounds nice, but can we afford it?

President of USC College Democrats Jonathan Brebner and USC College Republican Representative Nick Bradvica discuss this very contentious issue only on....
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[TTStarlight911]

You two are so annoying!!! They are not aliens since they didn't come from Mars. Aliens come from outer space. A fellow human being is no alien. Even if they lived in Antarctica all their lives they aren't aliens. And it isn't going to push US citizens from going to college. I mean illegal immigrants pay their taxes more often than US citizens. If anyone is running this country into the ground is the native born people.They call themselves Christians, n this country is supposed to be democratic.

[Metallicat100]

Yes, let's show the world how completely moronic we are by putting children of illegal aliens through school till they're practically middle-aged while our kids get pushed back so they can prosper. Apparently there isn't enough money in Cali to help our veterans out, but we can kick our kids to the curb and spend our money supporting illegals' kids. Hey, we can even show them preferential treatment over legal US citizens by giving them in-state tuition!

[DerailAmnestydotcom]

They're not "undocumented students," they're illegal aliens. Further, it is inaccurate to suggest that they have no way of going back. Of course they do. It is sad that they suffer due to the criminality of their parents, but there's no reason to further punish citizen taxpayers by perpetuating the presence of these illegal alien college students.