The evidence that supports the inference that people who are not U.S. citizens are able to enroll in a U.S. university is found in the statement: "College students across the country are clamoring for their campuses to be declared 'sanctuaries' . . . to protect students and employees from any efforts . . . to deport unauthorized immigrants." This indicates that unauthorized immigrants are present on college campuses and suggests that they are able to enroll and attend those universities. Additionally, the fact that "College campuses have never been raided by federal immigration officials" implies a degree of safety for non-citizen students, reinforcing the idea that they can access higher education without immediate threat of deportation.
What evidence supports the inference that people who are not U.S. citizens are able to enroll in a U.S. university?(1 point)Responses “I urge everyone . . . to have some perspective on this,” Olivas said. “I urge everyone . . . to have some perspective on this,” Olivas said. “The term sanctuary, to me, implies a place where nobody can get you. And I don’t think anybody can promise that.” “The term sanctuary, to me, implies a place where nobody can get you. And I don’t think anybody can promise that.” College students across the country are clamoring for their campuses to be declared “sanctuaries,” . . . to protect students and employees from any efforts . . . to deport unauthorized immigrants. . . . College students across the country are clamoring for their campuses to be declared “sanctuaries,” . . . to protect students and employees from any efforts . . . to deport unauthorized immigrants. . . . College campuses have never been raided by federal immigration officials and there’s no indication that they will be . . . .
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The statement that provides the strongest evidence supporting the inference that people who are not U.S. citizens can enroll in a U.S. university is:
"College students across the country are clamoring for their campuses to be declared 'sanctuaries' . . . to protect students and employees from any efforts . . . to deport unauthorized immigrants."
This indicates that unauthorized immigrants are present in colleges and that there is a movement to protect their status on campus, suggesting they are able to enroll.