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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where was José taken after being detained at the Yuma Border Patrol Station?
(a) McAllen, Texas.
(b) Harlingen, Texas.
(c) San Diego, California.
(d) Mesa, Arizona.
2. Where was Dana Sabraw serving as a federal judge in late June of 2018?
(a) The Northern District of Arizona.
(b) The Northern District of California.
(c) The Southern District of New York.
(d) The Southern District of California.
3. How many bedrooms were there in the Casa Padre shelter when the author toured the facility in June of 2018?
(a) 410.
(b) 255.
(c) 313.
(d) 159.
4. Who was the Today show's primary national correspondent in June of 2018?
(a) Phil Griffin.
(b) Carla Provost.
(c) Craig Melvin.
(d) Steven Wagner.
5. What was Sarah Huckabee Sanders's professional position in June of 2018?
(a) White House Press Secretary.
(b) White House Chief of Staff.
(c) Secretary of Agriculture.
(d) Secretary of Housing and Development.
6. Who was the deputy assistant director in ICE's custody management division in June of 2018?
(a) Steven Wagner.
(b) Carla Provost.
(c) Phil Griffin.
(d) Claire Trickler-McNulty.
7. What does "CPC" (679) refer to in the narrative?
(a) Capitol Patrol Corps.
(b) Central Processing Center.
(c) Capitol Processing Center.
(d) Central Patrol Center.
8. Who was the chief of Border Patrol that posted "Get the facts on Zero-Tolerance Prosecution and Family Reunification from people in the know" (800) in late June of 2018?
(a) Don McGahn.
(b) Carla Provost.
(c) Thomas Homan.
(d) Steven Wagner.
9. With how many crimes was Juan charged by Border Patrol for illegally crossing the U.S. border?
(a) 1.
(b) 4.
(c) 3.
(d) 2.
10. The day after the author toured the Casa Padre facility, MSNBC broke the news that a temporary influx center was potentially going to be erected where?
(a) Tornillo, Texas.
(b) Otay Mesa, California.
(c) El Paso, Texas.
(d) Lukeville, Arizona.
11. What state does Senator Jeff Merkley represent?
(a) Oregon.
(b) Texas.
(c) Washington.
(d) California.
12. In what news publication did Lindsay Toczylowski write about the experience of standing before an immigration court with her client that caught the author's attention in late June of 2018?
(a) The Chicago Tribune.
(b) The Texas Tribune.
(c) The New York Times.
(d) The Washington Post.
13. What ages were the "tender aged" classified as by immigration officials, according to the author in Chapter 9?
(a) 5-10.
(b) 1-12.
(c) 1-5.
(d) 5-12.
14. Who was the press aide to Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen in June of 2018?
(a) Katie Waldman.
(b) Sarah Fabian.
(c) Kevin McAleenan.
(d) Roger Edwards.
15. What does "mucho frio" (697) translate to in English?
(a) Very tired.
(b) Very fine.
(c) Very cold.
(d) Very liberated.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Judge Sabraw's order in the ACLU v. Trump administration case regarding immigrant separations, he ordered the reunification of separated children under the age of five with their parents within how many days?
2. Who was the president of MSNBC in June of 2018?
3. According to the author in Chapter 8, what street gang started in Los Angeles and was exported to Central America during the Clinton administration?
4. Who was the executive associate director for Enforcement and Removal Operations on June 23, 2018?
5. What is the name of the nonprofit organization that ran the Casa Padre shelter in June, 2018?
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