Comments on: Dreams Stalled in Carolina for Undocumented Students http://imagine2050.newcomm.org/2009/11/03/dreams-stalled-in-carolina-for-undocumented-students/ Wed, 17 Mar 2010 19:51:34 +0000 hourly 1 By: Dream Roundup: Rutgers, Arizona State, Cal State Dominguez Hills | DREAMACTIVIST /2009/11/03/dreams-stalled-in-carolina-for-undocumented-students/#comment-22887 Dream Roundup: Rutgers, Arizona State, Cal State Dominguez Hills | DREAMACTIVIST Thu, 05 Nov 2009 15:02:33 +0000 http://imagine2050.newcomm.org/?p=3253#comment-22887 [...] 2050 reports on the situation faced by North Carolina dreamers and encourages people to sign the DREAM Act [...] [...] 2050 reports on the situation faced by North Carolina dreamers and encourages people to sign the DREAM Act [...]

]]> By: James Bazan /2009/11/03/dreams-stalled-in-carolina-for-undocumented-students/#comment-22748 James Bazan Tue, 03 Nov 2009 22:43:24 +0000 http://imagine2050.newcomm.org/?p=3253#comment-22748 Excellent article, Glenn. As a North Carolina community college teacher, I can tell you that the NC community college system has large needs in this difficult economy. Until the Dream Act passes, this sort of thing will continue to provide the nativist lobby an opportunity to divert resources from the real needs of our more than 800,000 students. I have met Marie Gonzalez. I absolutely believe she loves the country we have shared for most of her life. I recognize in her the belief in the United States that my students so often express--no matter what their immigration status. Thank you for this reminder. Excellent article, Glenn. As a North Carolina community college teacher, I can tell you that the NC community college system has large needs in this difficult economy. Until the Dream Act passes, this sort of thing will continue to provide the nativist lobby an opportunity to divert resources from the real needs of our more than 800,000 students.

I have met Marie Gonzalez. I absolutely believe she loves the country we have shared for most of her life. I recognize in her the belief in the United States that my students so often express–no matter what their immigration status.

Thank you for this reminder.

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