They are the “newcomers” — newly arrived immigrant students, many starting schools this month. And with immigration, crime and border issues at the top of the ballot, they are a big deal this election season. The costs to educate these newcomers, and our responsibility to do so, has resurfaced as a political concern. In the past we argued over how a child should be educated: at-home schooling, public charters, private schools, etc. But there was a common understanding that every child should have access to a "classroom," regardless of their immigration status. Now that is up for debate. The basic right of young people to access education, regardless of immigration status, wa
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