USCIS Reconsiders Deporting Immigrants Facing Health Crises

The USCIS ended a program allowing undocumented immigrants with life-threatening health issues to stay in the US, causing public backlash. Congress urged the agency to reinstate the program, highlighting the severe implications for affected families. USCIS decided to complete pending cases and is reviewing the program's future, with no deportation proceedings initiated against those who received termination letters.

What was the public's reaction to the decision to deport undocumented immigrants facing health crises?

• Supportive

• Indifferent

• Backlash and condemnation

• Unaware

What action did USCIS take on August 7th regarding the deferred action program?

• Reduced the number of requests

• Expanded the program

• Increased the renewal period

• Ended the program without notice

What did members of Congress do in response to the program's termination?

• Proposed a new law

• Supported the termination

• Urged USCIS to reinstate the program

• Ignored the issue

What did USCIS decide regarding its role in deferred action on Monday?

• To maintain its current role

• To eliminate its role

• To limit its role

• To expand its role

What is the current status of the deferred action program's future?

• It is still under review

• It has been permanently ended

• It will be expanded

• It will definitely continue