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- 1. Multiple Choice
Read the introduction [paragraphs 1-4]. Select the sentence that explains HOW the DACA program helps young immigrants.
The program is the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
DACA is for young people who were brought into the United States without permission.
Many were brought by their parents as very young children
DACA lets these people live and work in the United States.
- 2. Multiple Choice
Read the paragraph from the section "Two Court Decisions." Many people were in the DACA program when the government said it was ending. Most of them were from Mexico. To get in, they had to do certain things. They had to finish high school or serve in the military. They could not break the law.
Which question is answered in this paragraph?
Why do most people in DACA come from Mexico?
Where do young people in the DACA program live now?
What do people in the DACA program have to do?
Who was the judge that made a decision on DACA?
- 3. Multiple Choice
What event happened FIRST in the article?
Judge Bates gave President Trump three months to respond.
A judge said the DACA program must continue
Trump asked the Supreme Court to look at an earlier case.
Princeton University joined the court case for DACA.
- 4. Multiple Choice
Why is Judge Bates’ decision on DACA important?
He was the first judge to agree to continue DACA.
He is the only judge who did what Trump wanted.
He was able to get the Supreme Court to look at it.
He told the government that it cannot end DACA.
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