To punish individuals for violating immigration laws

To protect national security and public safety

To deter illegal immigration

To promote economic growth

Entering the United States without inspection

Engaging in terrorist activity

Being convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude

Being a member of the Communist Party

Issuance of a Notice to Appear (NTA)

Filing a petition for review with the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)

Applying for asylum or withholding of removal

Attending a bond hearing

The right to remain silent

The right to an attorney

The right to a fair hearing

All of the above

To determine whether the individual is deportable

To set bond for the individual

To grant or deny asylum or withholding of removal

All of the above

The Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA)

The U.S. Court of Appeals

The Supreme Court of the United States

None of the above

To determine whether the individual should be released from custody

To set the amount of bond that the individual must pay

To determine whether the individual is a flight risk

All of the above

Deportation is a permanent removal from the United States, while removal is a temporary removal

Deportation is a criminal offense, while removal is a civil offense

Deportation is only for non-citizens, while removal can be for both citizens and non-citizens

None of the above

To enforce immigration laws

To issue Notices to Appear (NTAs)

To conduct removal hearings

All of the above

To oversee the immigration court system

To appoint immigration judges

To review decisions of the immigration courts

All of the above

Asylum is granted to individuals who fear persecution in their home country, while withholding of removal is granted to individuals who would face torture or other serious harm if they were returned to their home country

Asylum is granted to individuals who have been persecuted in their home country, while withholding of removal is granted to individuals who fear persecution in their home country

Asylum is granted to individuals who are unable to return to their home country due to war or natural disaster, while withholding of removal is granted to individuals who would face torture or other serious harm if they were returned to their home country

None of the above

Voluntary departure is when an individual leaves the United States voluntarily, while removal is when an individual is forced to leave the United States

Voluntary departure is when an individual leaves the United States within a certain amount of time, while removal is when an individual is deported immediately

Voluntary departure is when an individual leaves the United States without being deported, while removal is when an individual is deported

None of the above

A final order of removal requires the individual to leave the United States immediately, while an order of supervision allows the individual to remain in the United States under certain conditions

A final order of removal is issued by an immigration judge, while an order of supervision is issued by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS)

A final order of removal can be appealed, while an order of supervision cannot

None of the above

A motion to reopen is a request to the immigration court to reconsider its decision, while a motion to reconsider is a request to the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA) to reconsider its decision

A motion to reopen is based on new evidence, while a motion to reconsider is based on the same evidence that was presented to the immigration court

A motion to reopen can be filed at any time, while a motion to reconsider must be filed within 30 days of the decision

None of the above