Question

"Formerly Undocumented Woman
Teaching Immigrants
by Samuel Gilbert
Most of BNHR's work goes to support families. On the day I visited, the class was exclusively
women. save for one man whose four-vear-old son spent the nour-ona session sitting in his father's
@ao. Dlavina with three small tov race cars
"We protect our families " savs Castañeda. #Knowina our rights can keen our families together.
For nearly twenty years the Border Network for Human Rights (BNHR) has attempted to limit the
suffering caused by family separation, which threatens eleven million undocumented people living
in this country. Their classes have reached thousands of undocumented immigrants in the
borderlands of southern New Mexico and west Texas. They are provided free of charge and include
basic lessons about the Constitution, the differing powers of state and federal authorities, and the
rights people have when dealing with immigration officials.
Use the passage to answer the question.
Analyze the passage. Which choice best describes the author's point of view about
Border Network for Human Rights?
(1 point)
The author thinks the organization needs to acquire more experience in providing
O
assistance.
O
The author thinks the organization generally does too little for undocumented
immigrants.
The author thinks the organization is very useful for teaching civics but could do more to
help families.
The author thinks the organization is very useful resource for undocumented immigrants

Answer 1

The author thinks the organization is a very useful resource for undocumented immigrants.

Evidence: the passage describes BNHR’s long history, free classes reaching thousands, and its role in helping families know their rights to avoid separation.