A high school student in North Carolina has been suspended from school for using the term “illegal alien” properly in a sentence. The teacher asked the students a question about “aliens,” and the young man asked for clarification on whether that meant “space aliens” or “illegal aliens without a green card.”
That’s enough to get an American student kicked out of our garbage public schools these days, apparently. Why more parents don’t just pull their kids out of school entirely and homeschool them instead is a mystery.
For those who don’t know, “illegal alien” is a legal term that describes the immigration status of certain immigrants. It’s a very specific term that doesn’t have anything to do with race. It means that person is a foreigner who has broken our laws to enter and remain in the country.
All of this politically correct nonsense of calling them “undocumented workers,” “migrants,” or “newcomers,” is designed to lull people into thinking these invaders should be here. We never use those terms, because they are dishonest and don’t accurately reflect what these people are.
Matt Walsh does a good job of breaking down how ridiculous it is that a student can be suspended from school just for using a legal term while asking a legitimate question in class…
