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USA Learns Citizenship 2.9 Illegal Activities

Objectives

Criminal Record & Crimes No, never

Criminal Record & Crimes No, never What does “arrested” mean? The police take you to jail.

Criminal Record & Crimes No, never

Criminal Record & Crimes No, never

Criminal Record & Crimes No, never

Criminal Record & Crimes No, never

Criminal Record & Crimes No, never What does “convicted of a crime” mean? The court sends you to jail.

Criminal Record & Crimes No, never What does “rehablitation” mean? Rehab is treatment for drugs or alcohol.

Criminal Record & Crimes No, never

Criminal Record & Crimes Have you ever committed a crime? Offense Arrested Cited Detained Charged Convicted Rehab Sentence Suspended Probation Parole No, never

Immigration and Deportation No, never

Immigration and Deportation No, never

Immigration and Deportation No, never What does “deported” mean? Sent back to my old country.

Immigration and Deportation No, never

Immigration and Deportation No, never

Immigration and Deportation No, never

Immigration and Deportation No, never

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