2007 National Online Youth Summit: Immigration, Law & American Identity (ABA Division for Public Education)

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ABA Division for Public Education

Spring 2007: Immigration, Law & American Identity

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1. U.S. immigration law has repeatedly used national origin (the place or country of a person’s birth) as a basis for determining who may immigrate to the U.S. True False Don't Know
2. Some knowledge of the English language has always been a requirement for U.S. citizenship. True False Don't Know
3. The U.S. has denied immigrants entry based on their political beliefs or associations. True False Don't Know
4. The president cannot deport resident aliens (non citizens legally residing in the U.S.) if their home countries are at war with the U.S. True False Don't Know
5. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the executive and legislative branches of government have broad authority to regulate immigration and determine immigration policy. True False Don't Know
6. The U.S. has never granted amnesty (a pardon for breaking the law and the chance to become a citizen) to undocumented immigrants (immigrants who lack authorization from the government to enter or remain in the U.S.). True False Don't Know
7. Until 1965, U.S. immigration policy favored immigrants from European countries. True False Don't Know
8. Today, most lawful immigrants are from Asia and Latin America. True False Don't Know
9. A state can deny public education benefits to children who are illegal immigrants. True False Don't Know
10. The equal protection clause and the due process clauses of the 14th Amendment require equal treatment of all non-citizens. True False Don't Know
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