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Ellis Island in New York is a checkpoint for this type of person coming to the United States

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1) these types of people usually travel to the United States for religious or other types of freedom
2) they are undocumented citizens until they go through the citizenship process for that country
3) these people often leave their jobs and family behind in search of a better life

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Someone that comes to live in another country permanently

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an assumption or belief about an individual or group based on how they appear to be on the outside

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1) usually comes off as negative
2) can be a judgement against a person's race, personality traits, or looks
3) a form of prejudice

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Some people assume that reading teachers will always correct your grammar when you talk or write

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documentation that legally allows someone to live or work in a country for a designated amount of time

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1) similar to a passport
2) can be given and taken away by the country that you get it from
3) the most popular ones are for students, tourists, work, and transit

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When you travel to another country, the police/airport will check this to make sure you are legally allowed to enter the country