Dilemma of college entrance examination immigrants

A week's controversy is more than two months and another year's college entrance examination. Where the college entrance examination should be based on household registration or student status has caused another round of great controversy. Different from the past, although the voice against college entrance examination immigrants is still firm, there is no one-sided tendency to decide the location of college entrance examination by "household registration". Many people believe that in the face of more and more children of migrant workers studying outside the household registration, measures should be taken to determine the location of the college entrance examination according to their student status. At this year's "two sessions", Zhou Hongyu, deputy director of the National People's Congress of Hubei Province, suggested that a small number of eligible "college entrance examination immigrants" could be gradually considered within an appropriate scope. Many people have moved to cities, not only migrant workers, but even some immigrants. The government should introduce relevant policies to protect the rights of migrant workers' children to receive high school education and take the college entrance examination in the local area. Opponents are equally determined. They believe that if the restrictions on "college entrance examination immigrants" are relaxed, it will undermine the fairness of the college entrance examination. The fierce controversy reflects a huge dilemma, and the disadvantages of the current unreasonable household registration management system and the college entrance examination system of "student status+household registration" in the planned economy era are exposed. Under the current college entrance examination control system of "student status+household registration", the second generation of immigrants is becoming a "rootless generation" abandoned by the policy, which can neither integrate into the mainstream of local cities normally, participate in fair competition, nor return to their original places. We don't expect the reform of household registration and college entrance examination to be completed in one step, but it is an urgent historical mission to carry out it step by step according to the order of rights, such as giving them equal rights to compulsory education and college entrance examination.