1. The first paragraph of a news article should answer the questions who, what, where and when. List the who, what, where and when of this news story. (NOTE: The remainder of a news article provides details on the why and/or how.)

2. How was Calzadilla-Rojas permitted to enter the U.S.?

3. a) How many migrants have entered the U.S. in the past two years legally through programs created by the Biden-Harris administration?
b) How were the programs created?
c) How many people are permitted to emigrate to the U.S. legally per year?

4. a) Define vetting.
b) How strict is the vetting process for most migrants? Why is this so?

5. a) How did three suspected ISIS members from Tajikistan who were arrested in June enter the U.S.?
b) What do you think? Have any/a few/many suspected terrorists entered the U.S. through our open borders escaped detection? Explain your answer.

6. a) How does the CBP app work?
b) What did the Biden-Harris administration claim it would do?

7. Critics of the Biden-Harris plan, including Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton who sued over the policy, argued it was “inviting illegal aliens to cross the border.” How was Paxton's accusation proved true?

8. How many migrants in the Biden-Harris CHNV Program have entered the U.S. through organized flights?

9. From paragraph 24: Former President Donald Trump recently pledged to “terminate the Kamala phone app for smuggling illegals (CBP One App).” He has also said he will conduct the largest mass deportation in history and notes in his platform: "President Trump and Republicans will reverse the Democrats’ destructive Open Borders Policies that have allowed criminal gangs and Illegal Aliens from around the world to roam the United States without consequences. The Republican Party is committed to sending Illegal Aliens back home and removing those who have violated our Laws. (See platform here.)

• On Wednesday, Vice President Kamala Harris (who is currently in charge of securing the border - and has been for the past 3 1/2 years) dismissed Trump’s pledge to mass-deport illegal immigrants Wednesday — mockingly asking how he planned to accomplish that goal.
• A Scripps News/Ipsos poll released Wednesday found that 54% of Americans “strongly” or “somewhat” support the mass deportation of illegal immigrants, while 43% are opposed.
• A CBS News/YouGov survey released in June found that 53% of Hispanic registered voters favor expelling all undocumented immigrants — and 50% support the construction of federal holding facilities to house them before deportation.

What do you think? Explain your answer.