Border Patrol Recruiter Censored at School Career Fair
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 2 days ago
**Outrage as Border Patrol Recruiter Disinvited from School Career Fair**
In a shocking display of political bias, a Border Patrol recruiter was asked to leave a public high school career fair in Southern California, raising serious questions about the state of education in America today.
For three consecutive years, the U.S. Border Patrol has participated in the Coachella Valley High School career fair, providing students with insights into the rewarding career of federal law enforcement and the crucial role they play in securing our nation's borders.
However, this year, the principal of the school inexplicably decided to disinvite the recruiter shortly after he had begun setting up his booth. This action was met with confusion and dismay from Border Patrol officials.
David Kim, assistant chief patrol agent for the El Centro Sector, expressed his bewilderment at the decision, stating, “To me, that sounds crazy to begin with, because we’re law enforcement officers.” He questioned what vetting process could possibly justify such exclusion of a professional dedicated to public safety.
Manny Bayon, a representative of the National Border Patrol Council Union, called the incident “disgraceful.” It is unacceptable that a taxpayer-funded institution would refuse students the opportunity to learn about a noble career path simply due to a prevailing anti-law enforcement agenda that seems to be infiltrating our schools.
This incident closely mirrors the broader trend we see across our educational institutions, where conservative viewpoints are increasingly marginalized. It's evident that extremism is not limited to radical groups; it has taken root within the very institutions meant to foster open, critical thinking and diversity of thought.
Border Patrol and the Coachella Valley Unified School District later released a statement promising an internal review and assuring that such a situation would not repeat itself. Yet, the damage has been done. Their apology, while welcome, does little to alleviate the concern that children in public schools are being taught to distrust the very institutions that maintain law and order in our communities.
The role of educators should be to inspire and equip the next generation with knowledge and opportunities, not to promote divisive ideologies or shun those in uniform who sacrifice daily for the safety of the American people.
It is time for parents to take a stand against this sort of radical censorship and demand accountability in our public schools. The future of our country depends not only on a well-educated populace but also on one that respects and values the contributions of all professions dedicated to the common good.
As we move forward, we must prioritize the inclusion of all professional viewpoints, particularly those that serve to protect and uphold American values, from our law enforcement agencies to our educators, ensuring that our schools remain bastions of free thought and expression.
Sources:
rumble.com
dailysignal.com
campusreform.org
In a shocking display of political bias, a Border Patrol recruiter was asked to leave a public high school career fair in Southern California, raising serious questions about the state of education in America today.
For three consecutive years, the U.S. Border Patrol has participated in the Coachella Valley High School career fair, providing students with insights into the rewarding career of federal law enforcement and the crucial role they play in securing our nation's borders.
However, this year, the principal of the school inexplicably decided to disinvite the recruiter shortly after he had begun setting up his booth. This action was met with confusion and dismay from Border Patrol officials.
David Kim, assistant chief patrol agent for the El Centro Sector, expressed his bewilderment at the decision, stating, “To me, that sounds crazy to begin with, because we’re law enforcement officers.” He questioned what vetting process could possibly justify such exclusion of a professional dedicated to public safety.
Manny Bayon, a representative of the National Border Patrol Council Union, called the incident “disgraceful.” It is unacceptable that a taxpayer-funded institution would refuse students the opportunity to learn about a noble career path simply due to a prevailing anti-law enforcement agenda that seems to be infiltrating our schools.
This incident closely mirrors the broader trend we see across our educational institutions, where conservative viewpoints are increasingly marginalized. It's evident that extremism is not limited to radical groups; it has taken root within the very institutions meant to foster open, critical thinking and diversity of thought.
Border Patrol and the Coachella Valley Unified School District later released a statement promising an internal review and assuring that such a situation would not repeat itself. Yet, the damage has been done. Their apology, while welcome, does little to alleviate the concern that children in public schools are being taught to distrust the very institutions that maintain law and order in our communities.
The role of educators should be to inspire and equip the next generation with knowledge and opportunities, not to promote divisive ideologies or shun those in uniform who sacrifice daily for the safety of the American people.
It is time for parents to take a stand against this sort of radical censorship and demand accountability in our public schools. The future of our country depends not only on a well-educated populace but also on one that respects and values the contributions of all professions dedicated to the common good.
As we move forward, we must prioritize the inclusion of all professional viewpoints, particularly those that serve to protect and uphold American values, from our law enforcement agencies to our educators, ensuring that our schools remain bastions of free thought and expression.
Sources:
rumble.com
dailysignal.com
campusreform.org
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