A bill was introduced in early February to cut by half the
number of immigrants who can be granted citizenship in the U.S. (the bill is
the Reforming American Immigration for Strong Employment Act, otherwise known
as the RAISE Act). Put together with mass deportation of unlawful aliens, the
U.S. is on track to lose much of its immigrant population. These policies are
built on fear and the false notion that employment for American citizens will
improve.
How many of us could pass the citizenship test? I ask because
the process for becoming a citizen is called naturalization. There are numerous
requirements, including passing a “citizenship test.”
Here is the link to 100 test questions with correct answers.
Ten questions are taken randomly from the test. An immigrant must answer six
questions correctly. For teachers, parents and those of us (including me) who want
a refresher exercise, click here for a great series of short, catchy slides!
Test, here:
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