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D) Pierre and his parents were born in another country. He is unable to speak or read English.
Explanation:
Pierre's age is not given to us, so it is hard to know exactly what steps he has to take. However to be become a US citizen, they must take a citizenship test, which <em>usually have a English section</em> (as English is the official language of the United States), which <em>tests a person</em> (specifically the parents)'s <em>ability to understand, comprehend, and use at least basic English</em>.
If his parents are not able to pass, then Pierre would not be able to naturalize with them. However, if he is 18 or older, then he will have to take the test as well, as he is deemed as a legal adult.
Learn more about naturalization in the US, here:
brainly.com/question/12461458?referrer=searchResults - The Naturalization process.
Yes it is constitutional, the police searched his home without a warrant while he was not in the state on a suspicion that he had a meth lab in his home. They found a ghost AK-47 with bloody fingerprints in his home. That is illegal and a felony but because they searched his home with no warrant or a case being built to find that AK-47 the man had his rights to not be charged.
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B D and E
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Gautreaux vs. Chicago Housing Authority class action lawsuit that alleged public housing was serving de facto govt. segregation. -gave $ to families to help buy homes in suburbs. as a result, happier, healthier, children had higher test scores.
About case :
The case began in 1966, when Dorothy Gautreaux and others filed a class action claiming that the Chicago Housing Authority (“CHA”) had intentionally perpetuated racial segregation both in its tenant assignment practices and in its siting policies. In 1969, the district court found for the plaintiff class, Gautreaux v. Chicago Housing Auth.,
Who is Dorothy Gautreaux?
Dorothy Gautreaux was a community and civil rights activist who lived in public housing on Chicago's South Side, and fought against their unjust policies. Under the guidance of ACLU lawyers, Gautreaux and 3 other residents sued the Chicago Housing Authority in the nation's first public housing desegregation lawsuit.
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