RM> MS>If so, it is only because of lax enforcement of the immigration 
RM> laws.
RM> MS>If Daddy and Mommy are deported, the children of the illegal
RM> MS>immigrants are not likely to remain.
RM>  
RM> RM>It might be germaine at this point to mention that children
RM> RM>born here are US citizens, and I imagine that there are a
RM> RM>great many children of illegal aliens who are, in fact, US
RM> RM>citizens.....
RM>  
RM> PS>So I guess the real question here is "Are there citizens of this
RM> PS>country, or any specific State in the Union who can be denied 
RM> services
RM> PS>normally allowed to all?"
RM> 
RM> I imagine there are a lot of lawyers around with time on
RM> their hands who would be only too happy to pursue this on
RM> the behalf of said children.
    
    A kid, born in Atlanta (making him an American citizen), has no "right" 
to attend Atlanta schools if his parents (who are Americans) move to Paris 
for a year and take him along.
    So if a kid, born in Atlanta to illegal immigrants, goes back to his 
homeland when his parents are deported, he has no "right" to attend Atlanta 
schools when living with his parents there.
    There just aren't many lawyers foolish enough to represent clients living 
in Mexico City with their parents in a lawsuit alleging a "right" to attend 
Atlanta schools while living abroad!
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