Voter torn between her conservative values and her immigrant husband

Tracy Gonzalez, a lifelong Republican, faces a tough decision in the presidential election due to her husband's immigration status. Despite her conservative upbringing and business interests, she is torn between voting for Trump, who may deport her husband, and considering alternatives that might offer a pathway to citizenship. Her husband supports her decision, but the complex immigration process and legal challenges add to her dilemma.

What is the main reason Tracy Gonzalez is conflicted about voting in the presidential election?

• Her husband might be deported.

• She dislikes both candidates.

• She is not interested in politics.

• She is unsure about her political beliefs.

How does Tracy's business influence her political views?

• Her business is supported by Democrats.

• Her business is not typically supported by Democrats.

• Her business is neutral in political matters.

• Her business is supported by both parties equally.

What potential policy could help Tracy's husband stay in the U.S.?

• A new education policy.

• A healthcare reform.

• An earned pathway to citizenship.

• A new tax reform.

What legal issue complicates Tracy's husband's immigration status?

• A 20-year bar.

• A 15-year bar.

• A 10-year bar.

• A 5-year bar.

What is the current legal status of Tracy's husband?

• He has permanent residency.

• He has a temporary legal status with a work permit.

• He is a U.S. citizen.

• He has no legal status.