DENVER -- Immigrant students in Denver reached out to the president in a medium he himself uses to push his message: Twitter.
English development students at Bruce Randolph school in Denver spent the week tweeting to President Donald Trump about the important role their families play in American culture, the education blog Chalkbeat reported.
Many in the immigration community are on edge since President Trump took office. Several immigration arrests and raids have occurred in the past month.
The sixth and seventh grade students were asked to keep the messages positive. The students’ tweets will be collected and shared in Washington.
Not all Latinos are illegal and we don't just work on farms, construction, etc. Many come to American to have a better life.
— Bruce Randolph ELD (@BRSELD) March 1, 2017
Immigrants are as equal as anyone else. So are Muslims. We should be able to live anywhere we want without being mistreated.
— Bruce Randolph ELD (@BRSELD) March 1, 2017
My immigrant family make America great because they’re landscapers. #Immigrantsworkhard
— Bruce Randolph ELD (@BRSELD) March 1, 2017
Some immigrants have important jobs such as teachers and educators. #immigrantsareawesome
— Bruce Randolph ELD (@BRSELD) March 1, 2017
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