2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.soscij.2017.07.008
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Cross-border school enrolment: Associated factors in the U.S.–Mexico borderlands

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“…Engaging in cross-border work increases by 7.9% the likelihood of being a cross-border student. In addition, some fronterizx students come from high-income households with strong ties to the U.S. (Orraca-Romero et al 2017). A 1982 Supreme Court ruling protects students from illegal immigration reprisals, yet Arizona, California, and Texas require that a student must reside within a school district to pay in-state tuition unless they have DACA status (Orraca-Romero et al 2017).…”
Section: Identities Of Transfronterizx Studentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Engaging in cross-border work increases by 7.9% the likelihood of being a cross-border student. In addition, some fronterizx students come from high-income households with strong ties to the U.S. (Orraca-Romero et al 2017). A 1982 Supreme Court ruling protects students from illegal immigration reprisals, yet Arizona, California, and Texas require that a student must reside within a school district to pay in-state tuition unless they have DACA status (Orraca-Romero et al 2017).…”
Section: Identities Of Transfronterizx Studentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, some fronterizx students come from high-income households with strong ties to the U.S. (Orraca-Romero et al 2017). A 1982 Supreme Court ruling protects students from illegal immigration reprisals, yet Arizona, California, and Texas require that a student must reside within a school district to pay in-state tuition unless they have DACA status (Orraca-Romero et al 2017). Furthermore, students are sometimes lumped together in public discourse with other immigrants, whatever their legal status, so they may feel anxious about potential antiimmigration sentiments of classmates.…”
Section: Identities Of Transfronterizx Studentsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For others, this practice occurs multiple times over the course of a week or weekend (Orraca et al . 2017); however, border crossing is important to all transfronterizos’ daily commutes, and it is an aspect of their cultural lives and identities that has only been minimally examined.…”
Section: A Transfronterizo Identity: Cultural Knowledge and Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Az interjúkból az is kiderült, mint arra több tanulmány rávilágít (például Dustan, Ngo 2017;Marina 2014;Honvári 2012;Kmiotek-Meier, Karl 2017;Orraca et al 2017;Valle, Danitza 2015), hogy a gyermekek külföldi taníttatása jelentős plusz kiadást jelent az érintett családok számára, amit nem mindenki tud felvállalni. Ugyanakkor az intergenerációs társadalmi mobilitást jól mutatja, hogy azok a szülők, akik gyermekük ausztriai taníttatása mellett döntenek, minden rendelkezésre álló eszköz igénybevételével, közvetlen pénzbefektetéssel igyekeznek gyermeküket előnyös társadalmi helyzetbe hozni, "határozottak és elszántak abban, hogy a lehető legtovább (…) vállalják az iskoláztatást" (Andor, Liskó 1999, 41.…”
Section: Az Ausztriai Iskoláztatással Járó Többletköltségekunclassified