1. How does the law describe a Refugee?
2. How does the law describe an Asylum Seeker?
3. What is the basis of eligibility under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) for Asylum?
4. Under the current US immigration laws and policies, can the United States allow a "migrant caravan" of thousands of people seeking refugee and asylum status to enter the United States after having crossed several other countries on its way to the United States Border? Why or why not?
5. What basic steps does Congress have to take to change current immigration laws and policies?

Part B: "Marry Me For A Price"

Sally, a United Stated citizen, and her husband Ralph, a foreign national who crossed the border without a visa and inspection, visit an attorney's office seeking help to file for a Green Card for Ralph. When Sally is not listening, Ralph tells the attorney that he hopes this case does not cost a lot of money because he has already paid Sally $15,000 to marry him for a green card:

1. Can the attorney take the case?
2. Must the attorney report Ralph to the DHS? Why or why not?
3. Must the attorney report Ralph to the local police? Why or why not?