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- Immigration Policies Lead to Hispanic Public School Enrollment Jumping More Than 1,000% in Past 15 Years

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Immigration Policies Lead to Hispanic Public School Enrollment Jumping More Than 1,000% in Past 15 Years

January 2008

Due to a federal “open border” policy and “sanctuary city” municipal policy, the Hispanic population in North Carolina increased from 76,726 to 597,382, a 770% increase since 1990 (U.S. Census Bureau). Moreover, the Hispanic Pupil enrollment rose more than 1000% during the same period.

(Originally reported in the 2 January 2008 Chapel Hill Herald)