Yes, we should help our fellow man, not the government, i think you have no idea, what the actual purpose of government is suppose to be, and what the differences between residents and aliens are.
You pretend that one is good and the other by definition must be bad. You should understand that one does not preclude the other. I know of no Biblical passage that makes such a distinction.
Think of it this way. Millions of people are able to feed their families more nutritious food because of current programs. If you took them away and tried to let the churches/nonprofits fill the gap, almost certainly some people would suffer because of it. Is your principle worth the suffering of others?
You need to get over yourself and read the op again and then read what you wrote in DIRECT response to the op about schools.
My apologies, I missed the bit about schools originally in the OP. Regardless, I don't consider getting an education as "benefitting from taxes" they didn't pay. While schools are funded through property taxes, many people that attend schools do not pay property tax directly. Unless these illegals were living in tents or as migrant workers, they would at least be paying rent and supporting the property owner's tax. You'd also have a much bigger problem if you refused to educate children born in the country, many of whom are citizens. If you leave children uneducated they're far more likely to cause problems for society.
But if you educate them, they become a benefit, which is what immigrants (even illegal ones) are for the most part.
TH already addressed the issue concerning children being left behind due to language issues quite well.
Sure, as soon as you show me where i said any such thing.
What rights do you think illegals have then?
Showing love has nothing to do with forcing people to provide what YOU mandate, instead of what He does.
If you believe in the commandment, you should care that it is done, not complain about HOW it is done. The complaints show a lack of love, a lack of submission to authority. There's nothing evil about being taxed, and especially when your tax dollars are doing what God commanded us to do!
Again, you are who need to get over yourself, and you can start with showing us where scripture says to provide birth control to the alien or anyone else.
Obviously scripture isn't going to say anything about birth control because it didn't exist at the time the Bible was written.
But from a purely economic standpoint, if you're complaining about educating children, why would you want people already here to have more of them?
All of this, your post, the OP, smacks of Randian philosophy.