Weekend Insider: Texas Budget, Aid for Migrant Students
In this edition of the Texas Tribune Weekend Insider.
Texas is not flush with cash, but the state may not be in as big of a budget crunch as once thought. Ross Ramsey explains how some some analysts expect things to be tight, but easier than what legislators dealt with during the 2011 session. Then we go to St. Edward's University in Austin, where a program aimed at helping migrant students attend college is celebrating 40 years of success. Reeve Hamilton talks about how the school has kept the College Assistance Migrant Program going despite fluctuating federal funds.
Find full versions of these stories this weekend at TexasTribune.org.
Comments (2)
gypsy314 ne
Its no wonder our laws mean nothing we send law breakers to school on Texans tax dollar and parade around like it is the right thing to do. Wake the hell up Texans our children are short change mean while illegal aliens get a free ride on tax payers dollar. What part of illegal does anyone NOT understand. I say give our children in America a seat in the school before we offer one seat to law breakers illegal aliens. I say vote anyone who supports illegal aliens out of office. Take care of Texans Americans first then other fellow Americans every were else next. Maybe we can fill some of the jobs Gates and other liberals are serving up first to visa workers every year. When will we reach the magic number of Americans out of work to stop all visa programs until American are back to work???? Take that to the voting polls and remember your job could be next to go to a visa worker or illegal alien being used to lower wages. The truth hurts democrats because they support illegal aliens and law breakers. I know there has to be something better then Democrats and the ways and lies.
Meme Me
Could not find the full version of the article? But everything Gypsy said is correct!