If schools DO NOT track illegal immigrants, how can people say that they overcrowd and cost the schools a lot?

Great question! like the other guy posted, Conservatives.....and Republicans make up their own facts.

They get their bogus information from hate groups, oops! I meant Anti-immigration Groups. Oh heck! they are the same thing. The only difference is in the name.

That's total BS. Their parents pay way more in taxes then in the little it takes to educate them anyway. Vivian says she works with them. I suppose she asked them for papers or is it because they speak spanish? LOL!

According to "ib guru", a handfull of teachers that he/she says tracks them, gives us the total for the nation LOL!

This is a very interesting question. I never thought of it this way. I'd like to know the answer to this now. Thanks for posting questions that opens eyes and minds.

Those people see a few brown kids and some that speak spanish and automatically assume they are here illegally.

You asked a very great and logical question. Too bad those people you ask about don't know how to answer or are avoiding this question because I'd love to see their sources.

People say a lot of bogus stuff around here and never supply any sources. Brain washing people is part of their Anti-Hispanic agenda.

Officially, the schools are not allowed to record and track who's an illegal alien, or which kid has illegal alien parents. However, teachers can very often easily obtain the information (they just cannot write it down in school records). Numerous studies of school populations have been done by researchers, US Dept of Ed, etc. Even Mexico has gotten into the act and has records on Mexican citizens who go to US schools! So there actually is an abundance of valid verified info.