[NIFL-ESL:7803] Re: Immigration policy and ABE/ESL students

From: ADALINE ROGERS (adaliner@prodigy.net)
Date: Fri Jun 21 2002 - 13:29:17 EDT


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Andres, This issue raised its ugly head quite some time ago in San
Francisco. Teachers revolted and the city was then declared sanctuary. The
"paradigm shift" following 9/11 may add fuel to the fire of the law
enforcement community however, most teachers here are following the
sanctuary procedures. I will attempt to provide you with something more
concrete however, you may wish to research articles related to this topic in
the archives of the San Francisco Chronicle. Adaline
a r
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Subject: [NIFL-ESL:7802] Immigration policy and ABE/ESL students


> Hey all, recently our local immigration office informed our community
college that every single student enrolled in our institution will have to
have proof of legal residence, citizenship, or a student visa in order to
enroll at the institution. This is an old department of justice requirement
for people attending postsecondary  education. However, there are some
exceptions, individuals attending ABE programs, migrant education programs,
or individuals who fall under the noriega act were not required to provide
proof of the items required for post secondary education (other requirements
applied). The message from our community college has been that nobody is to
be enrolled without one of the  three requirements. This would go aganist
other regulations previously in place.
>
> Does anyone know or has any information that you can provide to me about
this matter. I am particularly interested in finding out if the new
immigration requirements are written anywhere that I can access.
>
> Thanks,
>
>



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