Immigrants
Regardless of their legal status, all people in the U.S. are protected by this 1791 document's "Due Process" and "Equal Protection" clauses.
What does P.G stand for?
What is Prince George's County?
What does ICE stand for?
What is U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement?
Why do immigrant families avoid the hospitals?
So they don't check their documents
This is the current name of the federal agency, created in 2003, that is responsible for carrying out deportations from the U.S. interior.
What is ICE?
Unless they have one of these "judicial" documents signed by a judge, ICE agents generally cannot enter a private home without permission.
What is a warrant?
Where is P.G County located?
What is Maryland?
What is the main purpose of ICE?
What is to remove undocumented immigrants from the U.S?
What happens to children when a parent is deported?
They may enter foster care, live with relatives, or be held in detention centers.
Because he oversaw a peak of over 432,000 deportations in 2013, this 44th President was sometimes nicknamed the "Deporter in Chief" by activists.
Who is Barrack Obama?
Unlike in criminal court, the government does not have to provide one of these for free in immigration court, meaning many must find their own.
What is a lawyer (or attorney)?
144,000
Are you forced to talk to an I.C.E officer
No
What type of stress can deportation cause in families?
It can cause emotional, physical, and financial stress.
During the 1930s, hundreds of thousands of people were sent to this Spanish neighboring country in a "repatriation" drive, even though many were actually U.S. citizens.
What is Mexico?
When was P.G mall created
What is 1958?
This controversial policy involves the government encouraging noncitizens to leave the U.S. of their own volition rather than through formal arrest.
What is self-deportation?
How can deportation affect a families income?
Loss of income if a working parent is deported
In the 1893 case Fong Yue Ting v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that deportation is not a criminal punishment, but rather this type of procedure, which limits the legal protections for those facing removal. What procedure is this called?
What is Civil Procedure?
Created in 2002, this cabinet-level department is responsible for enforcing immigration laws and managing deportation.
What is the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)?
When was P.G created?
What is 1696?
Should you open the door if an I.C.E agent is at your front door?
Not unless they have a warrant
What long-term effect can deportation have on children?
Mental health issues and instability