New Money for US Border Police

美國邊境警察獲撥新資金


Introduction

The US government has a new law. It gives 70 billion dollars to stop illegal immigration until 2029.

美國政府出台了一項新法律,在2029年之前將撥款700億美元以阻止非法移民。

Main Body

The government gives money to two groups. ICE gets 38 billion dollars. CBP gets 26 billion dollars. They use this money to send people away from the US.

政府將資金分給兩個部門。ICE獲得380億美元,CBP獲得260億美元。他們將使用這筆資金將人員驅逐出美國。

Some leaders wanted new rules. They wanted police to use cameras. They wanted judges to sign papers before arrests. But the law does not have these rules.

部分領導者希望建立新規則。他們希望警察使用攝影機,並要求法官在逮捕前簽署文件。但該法律並未包含這些規定。

The government wants to put people in big warehouses. They say they only take dangerous people. But many people in jail are not criminals.

政府希望將人員安置在大規模倉庫中。他們聲稱僅接收危險分子,但許多被監禁的人其實並非罪犯。

Conclusion

The law is now ready. The government has the money to send many people away.

該法律現已就緒,政府已擁有足夠資金將許多人驅逐出境。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 THE 'WANT' PATTERN

In this text, we see a very useful way to talk about desires and goals. Look at how the word want works:

  • Some leaders wanted new rules.
  • They wanted police to use cameras.
  • They wanted judges to sign papers.

The Simple Logic: PersonwantedThing/Action

Quick Guide for A2 Beginners:

  1. Past Time: We use wanted (with an -ed) because the story is about a law that already happened.
  2. The Action: Notice that after "wanted," we can put a noun (rules) or a person doing something (police to use cameras).

Daily Use Examples:

  • I wanted a coffee. → (Noun)
  • I wanted you to call me. → (Person + Action)

📦 VOCABULARY CLUSTER: MONEY & POWER

Instead of random words, learn these as a group:

  • Government (The bosses of a country)
  • Law (The official rules)
  • Billion (A very, very large number)
  • Arrests (When police take someone away)

Vocabulary Learning

illegal (adj.)
Something that is against the law.
Example:It is illegal to drive a car without a license.
immigration (n.)
The act of coming to live in a different country.
Example:The government has new rules for immigration.
arrests (n.)
When the police take someone away because they think they committed a crime.
Example:The police made three arrests last night.
warehouses (n.)
Very large buildings used for storing things or keeping people.
Example:The company keeps its products in big warehouses.
criminals (n.)
People who have done something against the law.
Example:The police caught the criminals who stole the money.
Practice A2 words in a crossword