The border crisis comes to the classroom

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The local public elementary school is typically not the first place one thinks of when discussing the immigration crisis that has engulfed the country since President Joe Biden implemented his porous border policies.

But, in a testament to the strain that illegal immigration can place on the infrastructure of a country, state, or city, school districts from Austin, Texas, to Brooklyn, New York, have been forced to accommodate thousands of illegal immigrant children in their classrooms.

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