Immigration Quiz Review

People who choose to live in the U.S. because they are in danger in their home country are called?

• Refugees

• Citezens

• Immigrants

• Green Card Holders

Which of the following people are U.S. citizens?

• Marcus from Cuba that wants to come to the U.S. and be a D.J.

• Baby KiKi that was born in Austin, Tx yesterday.

• Baby Jesus whose mother came to Miami from Columbia to have her baby.

• Elizabeth from Guatemala who sister lives in California.

What is the name of the process in which a person can become a citizen of the U.S.

• Documented Worker

• Migration

• Undocumented Worker

• Naturalization

Which of the following individuals Does Not qualify to live in the U.S.

• Mauricio from Venezuela who is married to Sarah from New Jersey

• Anya from Russia that works at a hospital In Arizona

• Gabriel from France that has been visiting his cousin in Florida for six months.

• Izaramith from Guatemala who has been granted refugee status.

If someone from another country has a permanent job in the U.S.?

• They are not eligible to stay in the U.S.

• They may be eligible to apply for citizenship in three years

• They are automatically U.S. citizens.

• They may be eligible to apply for citizen ship in five years

One advantage to becoming a citizen in the U.S.

• You can serve in the military

• You can vote

• You have to pay taxes

• You get free stuff from the government

If a person from another country marries a U.S. citizen they

• are automatically citizens

• can vote in elections

• are watch by the FBI for three years

• can remain in the U.S as long as they are married.

What is a disadvantage to immigration?

• Not enough resources

• It helps increase the population

• More workers to grow the economy

• More tax dollars can be collected.

After marring a U. S. citizen how long is it before a foreign born person can apply for citizenship in the U. S.

• 2 years

• 5 years

• 7 years

• 3 years

Which of the following is NOT a push factor

• War

• Natural Disaster

• Better Jobs and Schools

• A Oppressive Government