Opinion: Educational leadership and illegal immigrants
Author or source: Bill Graham ~ 11:18 a.m. Oct. 5, 2009
Categories: Education, Law, Leadership and Politics, Opinion
STATEWIDE–Jack Betts at the
Charlotte Observer writes that Governor Bev Perdue and Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton endanger their legacies as leaders in education by wavering on the matter of undocumented immigrants in North Carolina colleges.
Writes Betts:
Democrats such as Perdue and Dalton generally hold in high regard the views of a former education governor such as Jim Hunt or a lion of American higher education such as Bill Friday. But on the issue of illegal immigrants in public colleges, their view is more in line with Republicans in the legislature who hope to push legislation next year to prohibit the admission of undocumented students.
Read his entire blog post here.
Tags: Charlotte Observer, democrat, Education, illegal immigrants, North Carolina, Opinion, republican, undocumented immigrants
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