Georgia town weighs immigrants’ presence
Tagged: children, teacher“GAINESVILLE, Ga. – Harold Hogsed wonders how his grandchildren learn anything in school, with all the time their teachers spend instructing Hispanic immigrants on basic English. A drawling Georgia native, he cannot understand what the Spanish-accented adults are saying. He sees them as a drain on his tax dollars and he wishes they would all go home.
“How many people can this country hold?” Hogsed asked. “I don’t have the solution to it, but something’s got to be done.”"
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April 2nd, 2006
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