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TESTS, REAL RESULTS!
U.S Nationals have a what? - Answer: Have a right to enter the United States. Aliens do not.
What do aliens seek a privilege of? - Answer: To Enter the United States.
While aliens are still at home they have to get permission to come into the United States in
what form? - Answer: VISA.
Does a Visa guarantee that person is going to be admitted into the United States. - Answer:
NO.
When people travel to the United States where do they come in through? - Answer: Port of
Entry (POE)
What is an Immigrant? - Answer: a person who comes into a country to live there
What is a non immigrant? - Answer: Aliens who seek admission to the U.S. as temporary
visitors for a specific purpose and a limited period of time
What is an asylee? - Answer: a person who is seeking asylum, or make a fear claim here in
the U.S.
What is a refugee? - Answer: a refugee make a claim outside of the U..S usually in their
country.
When a CBP arrests you and when they remove you what type of removal is this? - Answer:
Expedited removal.
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, What are the three branches of government? - Answer: Legislative, Executive, Judicial.
What does the legislative branch do? - Answer: Make laws.
Where do you find those laws that the Judicial Branch makes? - Answer: United States
Code (USC).
How is the United States Code organized? - Answer: By subject.
Every subject in the USC has a title number. What title number are you going to find the
Immigration? - Answer: Title 8.
Immigration laws can also be found in the what? Separate from the USC. - Answer: INA.
The Executive branch does what? - Answer: Enforces laws.
The executive branch cannot make laws but they can what? - Answer: Enforce them.
Where do you find regulations? - Answer: CFR.
How is the CFR organized? - Answer: Subject.
Where are you going to find Immigration regulations in the CFR. - Answer: Title 8. (8cfr).
Trial courts are called what? - Answer: District courts.
The fist level of appellate courts are called what? - Answer: Circuit Courts of Appeal.
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TESTS, REAL RESULTS!
U.S Nationals have a what? - Answer: Have a right to enter the United States. Aliens do not.
What do aliens seek a privilege of? - Answer: To Enter the United States.
While aliens are still at home they have to get permission to come into the United States in
what form? - Answer: VISA.
Does a Visa guarantee that person is going to be admitted into the United States. - Answer:
NO.
When people travel to the United States where do they come in through? - Answer: Port of
Entry (POE)
What is an Immigrant? - Answer: a person who comes into a country to live there
What is a non immigrant? - Answer: Aliens who seek admission to the U.S. as temporary
visitors for a specific purpose and a limited period of time
What is an asylee? - Answer: a person who is seeking asylum, or make a fear claim here in
the U.S.
What is a refugee? - Answer: a refugee make a claim outside of the U..S usually in their
country.
When a CBP arrests you and when they remove you what type of removal is this? - Answer:
Expedited removal.
APPHIA – Crafted with Care and Precision for Academic Excellence. 1
, What are the three branches of government? - Answer: Legislative, Executive, Judicial.
What does the legislative branch do? - Answer: Make laws.
Where do you find those laws that the Judicial Branch makes? - Answer: United States
Code (USC).
How is the United States Code organized? - Answer: By subject.
Every subject in the USC has a title number. What title number are you going to find the
Immigration? - Answer: Title 8.
Immigration laws can also be found in the what? Separate from the USC. - Answer: INA.
The Executive branch does what? - Answer: Enforces laws.
The executive branch cannot make laws but they can what? - Answer: Enforce them.
Where do you find regulations? - Answer: CFR.
How is the CFR organized? - Answer: Subject.
Where are you going to find Immigration regulations in the CFR. - Answer: Title 8. (8cfr).
Trial courts are called what? - Answer: District courts.
The fist level of appellate courts are called what? - Answer: Circuit Courts of Appeal.
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