U.S. Immigration Facts
The most common immigrant group to the U.S.
Who are Mexicans?
A person who moves to a country they were not born in
What is an immigrant?
The first president of the United States
Who is George Washington?
Immigration is an issue that politicians in the U.K. used to argue for the enactment of this recent decision/vote
What is Brexit?
This famous landmark welcomed immigrants who came through Ellis Island to move to the U.S.
What is the Statue of Liberty?
The action Donald Trump wants to take to prevent further immigration from Mexico to the U.S.
What is build a wall?
A person who does not have the proper documents or permission to reside in a country
What is an undocumented immigrant?
Martin Luther King Jr. is famous for doing this
What is fighting for civil rights/fighting against racism?
Name one country from which Donald Trump banned immigration
What is Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Sudan, or Yemen?
This is what we call immigrants who have become citizens of the United States
What are naturalized citizens?
The global phenomenon of millions of people being forced to flee their country for safety and trying to immigrate elsewhere
What is the refugee crisis?
The U.S. President serves this many years in office
What is four years?
The continent from which most immigrants to France come
What is Europe?
The famous center of immigration that opened in New York City in 1892. Millions of immigrants traveled through this center.
What is Ellis Island?
The removal or banishing of an immigrant or illegal immigrant from a country
What is deportation?
U.S. Independence Day is on this date
What is the 4th of July?
This is a non-English language commonly spoken in southern California due to the large immigrant population there
What is Spanish?
The original inhabitants of the United States
Who are the Native Americans?
A safe place; or, the right to be recognized as a refugee and receive protection/lodging from another country
What is asylum?
This person was president during the U.S. Civil War
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
This was Trump's campaign slogan during the last election and is sometimes used to support anti-immigration attitudes
What is "Make America Great Again"?