Parsing Trump's Vast Powers Over Immigrants

The video discusses the authority of the U.S. president over immigration, highlighting the power to set refugee numbers and enforce executive orders. It examines the Trump administration's immigration policies, including the travel ban and domestic enforcement, which faced legal challenges. The video also compares Trump's approach to immigration with Obama's, noting differences in deportation focus and policy implementation.

What authority does the President have regarding the number of refugees entering the country?

• The President can suggest a number, but Congress decides.

• The President can only approve numbers set by the UN.

• The President has the final say on the number.

• The President has no authority over refugee numbers.

What was a significant legal challenge faced by the Trump administration's travel ban?

• It was immediately implemented without delay.

• It was challenged by a series of legal claims.

• It was universally accepted without any legal issues.

• It was supported by all immigration lawyers.

Which organizations are likely to file lawsuits against the domestic enforcement executive order?

• The American Civil Liberties Union

• The United Nations

• The Department of Homeland Security

• The Federal Bureau of Investigation

How did President Obama's approach to deportation differ from President Trump's?

• Obama focused on deporting all undocumented immigrants.

• Obama's policy was identical to Trump's.

• Obama focused on deporting those who committed crimes.

• Obama did not deport any undocumented immigrants.

What risk do undocumented immigrants face under Trump's executive order?

• They face no risk under Trump's policies.

• They are at risk only if they apply for citizenship.

• They are at risk if they come into contact with authorities.

• They are only at risk if they commit a crime.