US Supreme Court set to review case of German homeschooling family that Obama admin wants deported
The court is expected to rule on whether or not to take the case.
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Michael Farris, J.D., LL.M.
U.S. government fighting to deny asylum to German homeschool family
The U.S. government says that Germany's ban on homeschooling does not meet this standard because, of course, the family can change--they can simply stop homeschooling.
Banning homeschooling does not violate rights: U.S. Attorney General’s office
Our own government is attempting to send German homeschoolers back to that land to face criminal prosecutions with fines, jail sentences, and removal of custody of children.