Immigration Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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The US Citizenship and Immigration services is a bureau of the _____________,

A

Dept. of Homeland Security

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2
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5 Requirements to be a Citizen (3)

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Enter Us legally, good moral character, read write and speak English

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3
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These people can be denied citizenship (3)

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Draft dodgers, military deserters, anarchists, communists

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4
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Age to become a citizen

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18

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5
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members of a whole group of people, living in the same geographical area, become American citizens through an act of Congress

A

Collective Naturalization

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6
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5 Times Congress has used Naturalization (3)

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1819 Florida, 1900 Hawaii, Puerto Rico 1917

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7
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Who takes away citizenship

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Federal Govt.

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8
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3 ways to lose Citizenship

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expatriation, felonies, denaturalization

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9
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giving up one’s citizenship by leaving one’s native country to live in a foreign country. Simplest way to lose Citizenship

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Expatriation

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10
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Crimes to lose Citizenship

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treason, participation in rebellion, attempts to violently overthrow govt.

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Loss of citizenship through fraud or deception during the naturalization process is called _____. This also occurs if an individual joins a communist or totalitarian organization less than 5 years after becoming citizens

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Denaturalization

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12
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The most common way a citizen participates in political life is by _____. This is also an important way to express faith in one’s political system

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Voting

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13
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A major challenge for democratic political systems is dealing with ____ and _____

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Crimes and Criminals

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14
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act against a law of the state

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Crime

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“the right of people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures”

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4th Amendment

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16
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Major Crime

17
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established the exclusionary rule

18
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states that any illegally obtained evidence can’t be used in federal court

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Exclusionary Rule

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Court ruled that as long as the police act in good faith when they request a warrant, the evidence they collect may be used in Court even if the warrant is defective. a judge had made a mistake by issuing a warrant based on probable cause that later was found to be invalid

20
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Court held that evidence obtained in violation of a defendant’s rights can be used at trial

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Nix vs Williams

21
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the Supreme Court ruled that school officials don’t need warrants or probable cause to search students or their property

A

New Jersey vs TLO

22
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mandatory suspicionless drug tests for all students participating in interscholastic athletics

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Vernonia School District 47J vs Acton

23
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required federal, state, and local authorities to obtain a court order for most wiretaps

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Crime Control and Safe Streets Act

24
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Required a court order even for wiretapping and bugging in national security cases

A

Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act

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guarantees a defendant the right “to have the assistance of counsel for his defense”
6th Amendment
26
The Supreme Court first dealt with the right to counsel in state courts in _____
Powell vs Alabama (1932)
27
the court held that states didn’t have to provide a lawyer in cases not involving the death penalty
Brett vs Brady
28
won a landmark case that ended the Betts rule
Clarence Earl Gideon
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no one “shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a witness against himself”. also protects defendants against confessions extorted by force or violence. part that no person shall be “twice put into jeopardy of life and limb”
5th Amendment
30
Escobedo vs Illinois
5ht and 6th Amendment Rights violated
31
arrested and convicted for the rape and kidnapping of an 18 yr old woman
Ernesto Miranda
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means a person can’t be tried for the same crime twice, thus protecting people from continual harassment
Double Jeopardy
33
forbids cruel and unusual punishment
8th Amendment
34
Court ruled that under adequate guidelines the death penalty don’t constitute cruel and unusual punishment
Gregg vs GA (1976)
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The guidelines that police use before the questioning of suspects are known as the
Miranda Rights