In May, Georgia Clark got fired for her job for a tweet she sent out to President Trump about the illegal immigrant problem at her school.
This week, Clark got some justice, as the school board was forced to reinstate her because the firing was apparently deemed a violation of her First Amendment rights to Freedom of Speech.
The Firing
Clark was let go after she sent out a series of tweets to President Trump.
Now, as you may recall, this time period was right when our border facilities were being overrun with illegals.
Massive groups of illegals, including caravans with thousands of illegals, were pummeling our southern border.
Clark, who was teaching at a Fort Worth, TX school at the time, was asking Trump for help to deal with her school having an abundance of illegal immigrant students.
In one of her tweets, she stated, “I do not know what to do. Anything you can do to remove the illegals from Fort Worth would be greatly appreciated.”
In another tweet, she wrote, “I need protection from recrimination should I report it to the authorities but do not know where to turn. I contacted the Texas Education Agency and then my teacher organization.
“Texas will not protect whistleblowers. The Mexicans refuse to honor our flag.”
School Not Giving UP
Now, even though the ruling is forcing the school to reinstate Clark, the powers that be are not going to give up on removing her from the school.
A representative for the local school district, stated, “It appears the Commissioner ruled the way he did based on a technicality and we are exploring all of our options.
“We have not yet had a chance to review and analyze the entire decision.”
Funny, I don’t recall the Constitution ever being referred to as a “technicality” before.
No matter how many times I read stories like this, I remain amazed that Democrats and liberals continue to be more concerned about the welfare of illegal immigrants more than our own citizens and even our children.
As long as Democrats are in charge, this will continue to get worse, putting our entire country and current way of life in jeopardy.