Creation and Immigration

What is the difference between immigration and migration

• both involve moving, immigration involves settling and putting down roots

• they both involve moving, migration involves settling and putting down roots

• both involve moving, in neither do people put down roots and settle

• none of the above

The Church has no position on immigration

• True

• False

According to CST, do nations have the right to secure their borders?

• Yes

• No

The Jewish diaspora describes

• When Jesus, Mary, and Joseph had to flee into Egypt

• when the Israelites became refugees and migrants after the destruction of their kingdom

• the exodus from Egypt

• none of the above

According to CST, migration and immigration are basic human rights

• True

• False

According to CST, people have the right to find opportunities to live safe and fruitful lives in their homeland

• True

• False

According to the Bishops, people have a right to migrate to support themselves and their families

• True

• False

In CST, a refugee is

• a person who has committed a serious crime

• a criminal fleeing the police

• someone fleeing war or persecution

• all of the above

All Catholic Social Teaching is based on

What word describes the harmonious way that creation's interdependent relationships work as a whole