Question

whats a citizen? icivics washington, d.c. the united states is a diverse nation. for hundreds of years, its been home to people of different backgrounds. many are immigrants. others are the children or grandchildren of immigrants. most people living in the u.s. are either u.s. citizens, immigrants who have permission to be in the u.s., or undocumented immigrants. what do these terms mean? being a u.s. citizen people who were born in the u.s. are citizens at birth. so are people born outside the u.s. to a parent who is a u.s. citizen and has lived in the u.s. for some time. a person can also become a citizen through naturalization. to qualify, a person must be at least 18 years old and he or she must have been a lawful permanent resident (lpr) for five years. question 6 which passage from the article best supports the idea that americans disagree over how some undocumented immigrants should be treated? a. as of late 2018, undocumented immigrants have little chance of ever becoming american citizens. b. only people who meet the requirements for a green card can get an immigrant visa. a green card is an id card from the government. it proves that an immigrant is an lpr. c. undocumented immigrants did not follow the steps to become permanent u.s. residents. they are in the country illegally. d. daca protects dreamers from being deported. it says they have the right to get a job. some people believe daca should become a permanent law. others say it should not.

Explanation:

The question asks for a passage supporting the idea of disagreement over the treatment of undocumented immigrants. Option D mentions different views on DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) which affects some undocumented immigrants (DREAMers), showing disagreement.

Answer:

D. DACA protects DREAMers from being deported. It says they have the right to get a job. Some people believe DACA should become a permanent law. Others say it should not.