Catholic Charities Helping Bring Illegal Aliens to Fort Worth Schools

New reports suggest that a local chapter of Catholic Charities is working with Fort Worth Independent School District to bring illegal aliens into the school district.

It was previously reported that the Catholic Charities of Fort Worth had been incentivizing illegal immigration in Texas by helping illegal aliens obtain citizenship and handing out millions in taxpayer money.

CCFW has also been given nearly a billion tax dollars from the Biden administration’s Department of Health and Human Services, which they funnel to illegal border crossers and other organizations funded by leftist billionaires George Soros and Bill Gates.

Now, the International Newcomer Academy in Fort Worth ISD is intended exclusively for unassimilated migrant children. The academy teaches children in grades 6-9 to “orient students to U.S. schools, develop basic communicative/academic oral and written English proficiency, and continue/develop knowledge and skills in core content-area subjects” so that students can transition to the next component of secondary ESL programs.

According to the Tarrant County GOP’s findings, a vast number of students in the INA school are illegal aliens who don’t speak English or Spanish, as 40 percent of FWISD students are enrolled in bilingual English-to-Spanish instruction.

The most common countries of origin include Mexico, Myanmar, Bhutan, Congo, and Iraq, and the common languages spoken are Spanish, Nepali, Swahili, Burmese/Karen, and Arabic.

The activities CCFW engages in are primarily funded by the federal government through the “Refugee School Impact Program,” which is administered by the Office of Refugee Resettlement under Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas.

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TAKE ACTION: Contact Bishop Michael Olson at officeofthebishop@fwdioc.org or 817-945-9311 or and let him know what you think about the actions of Catholic Charities in his diocese.

 


 

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