On June 15, 1982, Roberts coauthored a memorandum to the attorney general that raises serious questions about his views on the equal protection clause under the 14th Amendment. That was the day that the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed in Plyler vs. Doe the constitutional right of undocumented immigrant children to attend public school on an equal basis with other children. The court held that undocumented immigrants are covered under the equal protection clause, and it ruled that the states have no "substantial interest" in consigning undocumented children, who bear no responsibility for their immigration status, to membership in a permanent underclass.
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I like how this one says the kids are not to blame
but makes no mention of the magnet to illegals
a law allowing citizenship and education will be
the 14th amendment is what lost the war on illegals
the kids that were born here cannot be deported
their parents are eligible for welfare, section 8, afdc, medical care
all just because they managed to illegally enter the country and give birth
we are paying for their food, rent and medical care for them to be here illegally......