A Nation of Immigrants
Step before becoming a U.S. citizen.
Resident alien
This law is known as jus soli.
The law of soil
A felony
Civil rights
This document does not mention privacy.
The Constitution
Noresident alien
This law is known as jus sanguinis.
The law of blood
Being tried twice for the same crime is known as this.
Double jeopardy
Suspect classification is one part of this Supreme Court created group of test.
The tests of equal protection
Rights guaranteed in this is interpreted by the Supreme Court.
The Bill of Rights
Someone living in the U.S. without a permit.
Illegal or undocumented alien
The granting of U.S. citizenship is know as this.
Naturalization
The Fifth Amendment protects people accused of crime from being forced to do this.
Confess
This Supreme Court test indicates if a state shows a good reason for people to be distinguished by group or race.
Rational basis test
This act requires federal agencies to grant people access to public records.
The Freedom of Information Act
This state has the largest number of immigrants.
California
A person that is given up their citizenship is known as this.
An expatriate
An individual has this right under the 1st section of the Miranda Rights or Miranda Warning.
Remain silent.
The right to travel between states and the right to vote are known as these.
Fundamental rights
This act requires federal meetings to be open to the public.
The Sunshine Act of 1976
The Constitution gives power to this group to control immigration.
Congress
The Founding Fathers assumed citizenship issues would be decided by who?
The states.
Who became president after the death of John F. Kennedy?
Lyndon B. Johnson
Brown v. Board of Education overruled this doctrine in 1954.
Separate but equal
Affirmative Action