Terms and Policies
What legal process is where an immigrant fights deportation in court?
Asylum hearing or Deportation proceedings.
True or False: Commiting a violent crime can lead an immigrant to being deported.
True
What does deportation most often lead immigrant families to?
Family separation.
True or False: Every undocumented immigrant is automatically deported.
False
The majority of undocumented immigrants in the US cross the border illegally.
False(most overstay their visas).
What country has one of the most strictest immigration policies?
USA.
What is the most common reason for deportation?
Lack of legal documentation(No papers).
A person who is deported may struggle to find what in their home country?
Empolyment/Jobs.
Name a recent U.S.president known for strict immigration policies.
Trump.
All refugees seeking asylum must go through a background check before being ammitted to the US.
True
What does DACA do?
Program that protects undocumented youth from deportation.
Overstaying this travel document can lead to removal from a country.
Visa.
Name an emotional consequence of deportation.
Trauma, stress, or depression.
What international organization helps refugees and displaced individuals?
United Nations.
Most immigrants in the U.S. come from Mexico, India and China.
True.
What type of document allows foreign nationals to live in the U.S?
Green card.
Imigration laws.
When Deported individuals leave the U.S., they often lose access to these two essential services, which can affect their well-being
Healthcare and Education.
Name 4 country where U.S deportees are frequently sent.
Mexico, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala.
Immigrants pay more in taxes than they recieve in goverment benefits.
True