U.S. Citizenship 45, COVID-19 Break, Milpitas Adult School

TED-ED: How do US Supreme Court justices get appointed? - Peter Paccone

N-400

• N-400r Part 12 Overview pptx via Google Slides (Google slides) (30 vocabulary words) 
• N-400r Part 12 Overview Vocabulary (pdf of Google Slides) (30 vocabulary words) 
• n-400r-12ie   Deportation
• n-400r-12is    Spanish draft (check back 5/16)

Civics

• USCIS: The Judicial Branch lesson plans (intermediate)
• si.edu: Preparing the Oath: USCIS 100:12,37-40 The Rule of Law plus The Courts
• English transcript
• Spanish transcript

Integration:

• N-400 Casual Interview Quiz pdf
• Women in the Judicial Branch podcast / pdf

Extra Credit:

• DOJ.gov: EXECUTIVE OFFICE FOR IMMIGRATION REVIEW (aka Immigration Court) website
• ESL Library: 
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg lesson
• The Supreme Court lesson
• ESL Voices: ESL Voices: Justice Sonia Sotomayor Strongly Challenges The Travel Ban voices
• Inmigración TV: Oficina Ejecutiva para Revisión de Casos de Inmigración (EOIR) (English/Spanish) playlist
• US Courts: Federal Courts Civics Education and Courtroom Programs playlist
• VOA Learning English: The Supreme Court series
• TED-ED: How do US Supreme Court justices get appointed? - Peter Paccone lesson plan
• Watch
• Think
• Dig Deeper
• Discuss

More Resources

• U.S. Citizenship Resources for May post
• U.S. Citizenship Resources for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month post
• U.S. Citizenship Resources for Ramadan post
• Muslim American Citizenship Interviews and more! video playlist