California bill would let illegal immigrant professors keep teaching US students remotely

A new bill from a California state lawmaker would let illegal immigrant professors who get deported continue to teach students remotely.

The recently introduced bill by Assemblymember Mike Gipson, a Democrat who represents Los Angeles, would allow professors who came into the country illegally and who get deported the ability to have what the bill calls a "remote teaching arrangement."
According to the bill, this is "an arrangement that allows a deported or detained faculty member to perform, to the extent possible, their instruction and professional duties through distance education or other remote modalities offered by the community college district."
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It added that the bill "allows affected faculty to continue teaching remotely, preventing sudden course disruptions and keeping students on track."
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The Institute for Immigration Research at George Mason University’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences estimates that of the approximately 8.1 million teachers in the country, about 857,200 are immigrant teachers, and nearly half of those are post secondary teachers, or college professors.

Fox News Digital reached out to Gipson for comment, but he declined.