I'm not going to get into a discussion of immigration at this time. I'll save that for another board.

Prayer happens in public schools every day, as any kid who hasn't studied for a test well knows. The issue isn't prayer but organized group prayer, and it isn't only anti-religion folks who oppose it. 

My son goes to a Catholic school, but if he was in a public school I'd want him to learn prayer in his home and church, not his school. My wife and I are not willing to surrender any aspect of our child's religious formation to the state, which is to say to some unknown teacher who might be an atheist or might be a evangelical fundamentalist for all we know. (That's one reason we send him to a Catholic school in the first place.)

I want my government to be neutral about religion, and the best way to do that is to separate religious expression from state-sponsored activity.

I'm moving on. Enjoy your day.