Parents are angry as the Blue Governor struggles with his children as Blue Governor provides assistance to the non-legal person

Parents in Illinois are angry at a new law signed by the Democratic government. JB Pritzker Expand students’ financial aid eligibility to illegal foreigners.

Michelle Cunney, head of the education chapter for Illinois mothers and local parents, called the new law a “nightmare” in an interview with Fox News Digital.

“To be honest, it’s scary that we not only pay for it, but we pay for citizens … and, as parents, don’t know how it will really affect our children and their education.”

She said under Pritzker, “We know that kids who are not here will get … more opportunities and opportunities to get scholarships and our kids because for Pritzker, there are a lot of others, we don’t matter. We don’t have money.”

Earlier this month, Pritzker, a rumored 2028 Democratic presidential contender, was rumored to be Pritzker. Illegal immigration Reside in the state to receive financial benefits for education.

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The bill aims to establish “equity to qualify for financial aid and benefits” for all students in the state.

“A student who is an Illinois resident and who is not eligible for federal financial aid, including but not limited to trans students who have been disqualified for failing to obtain registration for selective services or who have not obtained legal permanent residence, should be eligible for financial aid and benefits.”

Although the bill claims to be aimed at fairness, Cooney asserts that it is part of a broader model that Illinois Democrats continue to bring American students and parents. She accused Pritzker of prioritizing his presidential aspirations and political disputes with the president Donald Trump Above what’s best for Illinois families.

In some cases, public schools cater to children of illegal immigrants and even change testing standards to lower or favors non-citizen students.

“So that kind of triggered a shift in the way they look at ratings because now they say kids who are not American citizens have more potential than ours,” Cunney said.

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Illinois mother Michelle Cunney said the bill is part of a broader model that Illinois Democrats continue to bring U.S. students and parents. (iStock)

“To be honest, most parents are not satisfied with it,” she said. “They don’t support him.”

Cunney responded to the law extending financial aid to illegal people, and she saw “the rise of parents” expressing “how terrible it is and how fearful it is about anything”.

She said many parents also expressed concern that “there are people like this who are governors, everything fails in Illinois, making the country itself almost a failed country and a president.”

“Because you can imagine what president he can be? He destroyed our country and if he has the chance to do it, he will destroy everything.”

Suzanne Gallagher, State Executive Director Parents’ educational rightsTell Fox News the numbers that, thanks to policies proposed by Pritzker and other Democratic governors across the country, “parents are giving more, less, and watching their children fall behind.”

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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker speaks on March 18, 2025 at the Center for American Progress (CAP) Action Fund Office in Washington, DC (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

“Governor Pritzker, who turned his back on his parents and dumped more money for illegal foreigners, while the K-12 system collapsed,” Gallagher said. “These parents put two and two together and they said, ‘Wait a minute, what are you even talking about? Where are our kids?”

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“It’s not acceptable for all Illinois families,” she continued. “The idea even emanates from the governor’s seat, and think about it, how dare he? When their school is academically behind, he’s working to provide funding so that illegal foreigners can go to colleges in Illinois and colleges in Michelle and other parents’ nobles? Not acceptable.”

Still, Gallagher said she was optimistic that more parents in states such as Illinois began to reject such policies and join the parent’s rights movement.

“It’s exciting because people are… the future of our country, parents with kids in public schools now,” she explained. “So, we’re here to provide you. We have some great activists in every state of this country. Come on, we’d love to know you.”

Fox News Digital contacted Pritzker’s office for comment, but received no immediate response.