MS>PS> MS>PS> So I guess the real question here is "Are there citizens of
MS>PS> this
MS>PS> MS>PS> country, or any specific State in the Union who can be denied
MS>PS> MS>PS> services
MS>PS> MS>PS> normally allowed to all?"
MS>PS>
 
MS>    Yes.
MS>    Of course there are American citizens with no entitlement to a given
MS>service.
 
MS>School attendance is limited to those legally residing in a school
MS>attendance zone.
 
        Are there zones that have no schools, therefore the State has no
obligation to provide schooling?  Not even in Alaska does this occur.
 
MS>A kid can have been born in a school district and he has no
MS>"right" to attend the schools there if his parents move abroad...so the 
id
MS>deported parents would have no legal "right" to go to school in the town 
his
MS>parents were deported from, even if the kid is an American citizen born to 
t
MS>illegals.
 
        School district do not consider where a child was born in terms
of if they can attend school. They consider where the child resides.
Assuming - refocusing on the question - the child is an American
citizen, they have a right to attend school in the school where they
live until the are legally expelled or have graduated.
 
Keep your stick on the Ice,
Paul
 
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