Gov. JB Pritzker’s budget plan leaves out extra money for schools to help migrant students – Chalkbeat Chicago

A spokesperson for Pritzker said in a prepared statement that the governor’s priority is to ensure newly arrived migrant families have shelter, food, and a path to independence. “Schools are also able to access federal funding for many new arrived students under the federal McKinney Vento law to support homeless services,” said the governor’s office. “The Governor also proposed a $350 million increase in K-12 funding and new students will be incorporated into funding formulas at their districts moving forward.”
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Daskoterzar
2 years ago

The problem isn’t allowing legal immigration to the US, the problem is metering/Controlling/limiting the entry in a logical-workable-predictable way to enable the programs and social services to be able to be able to absorb the incoming people into a program that has a logical growth factor built into its budget and staffing. This is more ripple-chaos effect caused by Biden and his insane open boarder. The programs, institutions, school districts, healthcare systems, insurance companies, law enforcement on and on…are all impacted by this boarder crime committed by Biden. 10M new people allowed to enter the country within 3 years, with… Read more »

David F
2 years ago
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Thanks that was excellent, can’t improve on that!
I’m sure the paid negative thumbs will be out soon.

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