MS>PS> So I guess the real question here is "Are there citizens of this
MS>PS> country, or any specific State in the Union who can be denied
MS>PS> services
MS>PS> normally allowed to all?"
 
MS>    If two native-born _American_ citizens move to Paris, their 8-year-old 
k
MS>has no "attend" Atlanta schools just because he's an American...unless he 
li
MS>in Atlanta.
MS>    It's considered normal for parents to take their kids where they live.
MS>do you feel it's denying the kid's "rights" only if his parents are 
llegal
MS>aliens who've been deported to their homeland?
 
        I simply don't understand your reply - I don't disagree with it
or agree with it, but simply don't understand it.  Can you answer my
question with a "yes" or "no"; then give your example, agian?  Maybe I
will understand what you mean.
 
Keep your stick on the Ice,
Paul
 
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