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State Assembly bill would allow undocumented students to work at colleges

2024-05-24

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Kim Herr

05-25

Us citizens need to be first in line for colleges. Why do we continue to be taxed to pay for illegals and others to get free schooling?

Politically Incorrect

05-24

When I went to college there was a program for low income students to work flexible hours while attending school. It went by quarter to quarter or on a need basis. This is another example of how the government in California shows they are truly Mexican politicians just living here.

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