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• A young family has income falling below the federal poverty line. This family is most likely eligible for
• A) the DREAM Act. B) means-tested benefits. C) Medicare D) non-means-tested benefits. E) DACA.
• During his term in office, President Obama _____ Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
• A) enacted B) retracted C) expanded D) diminished E) vetoed
• The national DREAM Act would A) provide federal college tuition aid to illegal immigrants who are accepted to colleges and universities. B) allow illegal immigrants brought to the United States as children to become eligible for legalized status.
• C) make illegal immigrants legally eligible for private health insurance. D) allow the children of illegal immigrants U.S. citizenship if they were born on U. S. soil. E) create a legal path to citizenship for all of the people who are currently in the U.S. illegally.
• Concerning the controversy over illegal immigration, several states are requiring employers to check their workers' residency status using a federal program known as
• A) the Arizona Model. B) the Commerce Model. C) E-Verify. D) the Real ID Model. E) the Authorization Verification Action.
• In an attempt to move beyond the No Child Left Behind Act, the Obama administration implemented a new nationwide education policy focused on improving achievement in math and English language arts that has become known as
• A) Obamacation. B) New World Education. C) World-Class Schools. D) Common Core. E) Universal Standards.
• Its strong emphasis on testing led critics of the No Child Left Behind Act to argue that A) urban school districts would end up with more money. B) teachers would fail to teach what students need to know to pass the test.
• C) the federal government would fail to provide sufficient funds to help schools meet the law's standards. D) students would become more adept at testing. E) educational standards would be too high for testing to be effective.
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