In the passage, the author presents a narrative of her parents' deportation in order to imply that her audience would find it difficult to imagine her predicament B contrast her perspective as a child with her adult understanding of an issue illustrate her point that existing immigration policy is broken D express regret over decisions she made subsequent to that experience E clarify why the actions taken against her parents were unlawful

In the passage, the author presents a narrative of her parents' deportation in order to clarify why the actions taken against her parents were unlawful

According to the question, we are supposed to show what the narrator implies by talking about the deportation of her parents.

Therefore, we know that the experience was not a pleasant one which lends credence to the fact that the deportation was a painful one and should not have been.

The most likely answer would be option E

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Explanation: The text overall is describing a women's experience about how the American immigration system had failed to accomplish its goal of providing citizenship to those who applied (like the woman's family) and thus split families apart when they weren't approved for a visa allowing for permanent residency. This resulted in the parent's absence in the woman's life which was both heartbreaking and detrimental.

Thus the author presents a narrative of her parent's deportation to illustrate her point that existing immigration policy is broken.

Answer: Choice (C) or illustrate her point that existing immigration policy is broken.