WILL MARK BRAINLIST! Read the following paragraph from the section “More Power For Law Enforcement Agencies" in the article The welcome mat is out for legal immigrants, not for others. The recent actions the administration has taken are transforming Trump's campaign promises into policy. For example, the absurd "catch-and-release" policy that essentially forces law enforcement to ignore the breaking of federal immigration statutes? It's been canceled. How does this paragraph communicate the author’s point of view? A. By explaining that Trump's promises are becoming policy, he shows his anti-immigration position. B. By describing the policy as “catch-and-release,” he demonstrates the difficulties in enforcing immigration law. C. By stating that law enforcement ignored offenses, he expresses his belief that immigration law is too complicated. D. By referring to policies of the past as absurd, he implies that a more common-sense approach is being adopted.

Explanation:

To  pass both at the same time was clearly a challenge, but President Bush was the perfect man for

the job, due to his security credentials and his left-leaning immigration stance. Bush seized what

he thought was the perfect moment to capitalize on broad public support for the general outline

of CIR. For nearly two years, his push for CIR ran into problems, including two countermovement's, a sweeping change of the makeup of Congress, and xenophobic hysteria stirred up

by the right wing. Bush’s prolonged failure to garner public support for CIR became the

defining domestic failure of his second term. To date, no explanation of his failure on CIR

accounts for his rhetoric, an oversight that deprives the historical record of understanding

presidential leadership. This dissertation combines social movement theory and a generally

inductive method based in the rhetorical situation to explain how Bush failed to pass CIR.

e Senate version of an immigration bill had garnered strong support

from the left, converting Democrat stalwarts Harry Reid, Ted Kennedy, and others. Republican

strategists also came onboard, including Karl Rove, who encouraged Republicans to increase

their outreach to Latinos as part of his plan to create a “durable Republican majority” (Egan,

2012, para. 3), a broad coalition whose electoral might would be unassailable (Miranda, 2006).

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