Because
Germany does not allow home schooling, the Romeike family sought asylum
in the US so they could home school their children. Even though the
federal government objected a federal district court judge granted
asylum to the family. So, the federal government appealed to the Board
of Immigration Appeals and remarkably won the case (denying the Romeike
family's request). The Home School Legal Defense Association then took
up the case in behalf of the family and has appealed it to the 6th
Circuit Court of Appeals. I was stunned at the position taken by US
Attorney General, Eric Holder, in seeking to deny the Romeike family's
desire to home school their children. The article at the first
link summarizes three arguments Holder makes. But what stunned
me is Holder's belief that a law that bans homeschooling does not
violate fundamental liberties. Can you believe this from our Attorney
General? See the two links below. George Burns
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