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**Kennypor** · 06-13-2012, 06:43 PM

I read you live in TX so you probably don't come across many Dominicans in the US... So, I will let you in on a little secret. very very very small percentage of Dominicans are illegal in the US and an even smaller percentage of children are. I know of only 1 child out of the probably thousands of people I know that are here illegally because they overstayed their visa... If and when his mom decides to get her papers she can ask for his green card too.

Bringing up Dominicans in the US is off topic for this thread, but if what you say is true, then why is it so difficult for a Dominican to get a visitor's visa to the US if practically none of them are there illegally? I have been told by US officials that it is because there are a great many Dominicans who have overstayed their visas and remain illegally in the US that visitor visas for Dominicans are so hard to get which contradicts your statement.

As for preventing illegals from entering the education system, that should be up to the local jurisdiction in any given country to allow or not allow it.

06-13-2012, 06:43 PM	#6
Kennypor Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 441 Senior Member	I read you live in TX so you probably don't come across many Dominicans in the US... So, I will let you in on a little secret. very very very small percentage of Dominicans are illegal in the US and an even smaller percentage of children are. I know of only 1 child out of the probably thousands of people I know that are here illegally because they overstayed their visa... If and when his mom decides to get her papers she can ask for his green card too. Bringing up Dominicans in the US is off topic for this thread, but if what you say is true, then why is it so difficult for a Dominican to get a visitor's visa to the US if practically none of them are there illegally? I have been told by US officials that it is because there are a great many Dominicans who have overstayed their visas and remain illegally in the US that visitor visas for Dominicans are so hard to get which contradicts your statement. As for preventing illegals from entering the education system, that should be up to the local jurisdiction in any given country to allow or not allow it.
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