South Oklahoma City is a hotbed for Capitol’s illegal immigrant foes
Oklahoma City Councilman Pete White visited Southeast High School recently and left feeling like not much has changed since he went to school there half a century ago.
The south Oklahoma City students are still children of construction workers, roofers and welders. They live in the same small, middle-class homes where White and his friends lived as children.
White said the only difference is there has been an infl...
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