If you like learning about the current news and improving your English for your next English conversation, this English lesson is for you. While watching a news clip about President Donald Trump sending 2500 troops and possibly a total of 10,000 tot the Mexican border, you will learn English phrasal verbs, English idioms,, and other advanced English vocabulary that can really stump English learners.

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1. Border: The line that separates two countries.
• : The United States shares a border with Mexico.
2. Cracking down: Taking strong action to stop unwanted activities.
• : The government is cracking down on illegal immigration.
3. Immigration: The process of moving to a new country to live there permanently.
• : Many people choose immigration to seek better opportunities.
4. The Pentagon: The headquarters of the United States Department of Defense.
• : The Pentagon announced the deployment of troops to the border.
5. Detainees: People who are held in custody, especially for legal reasons.
• : The detainees were waiting for their immigration hearings.
6. End up on: To finally be in a particular place or situation.
• : After a long journey, they ended up on the streets of a new city.
7. Executive Order: An official directive from the President that has the power of law.
• : The President signed an executive order to increase border security.
8. Supplement: To add something to improve or complete it.
• : The teacher provided extra materials to supplement the lesson.
9. Dispatching: Sending someone or something to a specific place for a purpose.
• : The company is dispatching technicians to fix the issue.
10. A Contingent: A group of people united by a common feature, forming part of a larger group.
• : A contingent of soldiers was sent to assist in the operation.
11. Migrants: People who move from one place to another, especially to find work or better living conditions.
• : Migrants often face challenges when settling in a new country.
12. Deportation: The act of sending someone back to their native country, usually for legal reasons.
• : The government ordered the deportation of individuals without proper visas.
13. Internal Memo: A message sent within an organization to share information.
• : The manager sent an internal memo about the new policy changes.
14. Gross Miscarriage: A serious and unfair mistake or failure.
• : The wrongful conviction was a gross miscarriage of justice.
15. Asylum: Protection granted by a country to someone who has fled their home country as a political refugee.
• : The family sought asylum to escape persecution in their homeland.
16. Title 42: A U.S. health law used to prevent the spread of diseases, recently applied to control immigration.
• : Under Title 42, migrants were quickly expelled to prevent COVID-19 spread.
17. Press Secretary: A person who communicates official information to the media on behalf of an organization or government.
• : The press secretary addressed questions during the news conference.
18. Justice Department: The U.S. federal department responsible for making sure laws are followed.
• : The Justice Department announced new measures against corruption.
19. Impeding: Delaying or preventing something by obstructing it.
• : Heavy traffic was impeding the progress of emergency vehicles.
20. Sanctuary: A place of refuge or safety; in immigration, cities or states that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
• : The city declared itself a sanctuary for undocumented immigrants.
21. ICE: Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a U.S. agency responsible for enforcing immigration laws.
• : ICE conducted operations to locate and detain unauthorized immigrants.
22. Power of attorney: A legal document allowing one person to act on another’s behalf.
• : She granted her son power of attorney to manage her affairs.
23. A Sit Down: A meeting or discussion between people.
• : The manager requested a sit down with the team to discuss the project.