Undocumented Children Should Attend College

As an American, we believe our great country is a country full of milk and honey, with open windows and opportunities, rights and privileges. Nonetheless, we all strive to achieve American dreams and, like most of us, not only leave our homeland, but also leave our comfort zone. The question to ask is "Is everyone in this country, rightfully or illegally, have the right to receive these blessings given to us by this country?" Pursuit of Happiness (US 1776)

Dream - As a country qualified as a child with residence, work, or legal residence and citizenship, the conditions of an infant who is undocumented and illegal immigrant should pass the law called "dream" is. After the entrance to the university or after the military duty, the law makes a way for citizenship for immigrant young children. Electoral College - This is 538 people who voted for the President of the United States. The president's election requires a majority of 270 electoral votes. The number of people in each state is equal to the number of US senators and congressmen. Every citizen who voted for the presidential election votes for the president (national referendum), and one person attends the electoral college.

Approximately 65,000 undocumented students in the United States, with more than about 55,000 people each year, graduate from high school every year. These young people often face challenges when applying for university or job search. The University Council presumes that only 5-10% of undocumented students are actually universities. Under federal law, undocumented students are prohibited from entering US universities, but most states do not allow state tuition payments and most federal loans, financial aid, and scholarships It is not eligible for gold. Ten provinces that allow undocumented students to pay tuition fees within the state have not experienced an economic burden, but because students do not go on to college or go on to other places