According to the article, some residents of boa vista are doing their best to make venezuelan migrants feel at home. which detail from the article best supports the idea outlined above? a brazil has kept its doors open, but at the end of august, president michel temer signed an emergency decree sending additional troops to the northern border to reinforce a military contingent there. b boa vista's newest and fastest-growing migrant enclave is rondon no. 1, a sprawling settlement of rows of durable plastic shelters that is home to more than 600 people. c inside the gates of nova canaã elementary school, the daily lunch menu is listed in portuguese and spanish. the bathrooms also have bilingual signs. a wall banner offers a "welcome" in both languages. d at the 300-bed roraima general hospital, the largest in boa vista, venezuelans now make up more than 50 percent of patients. with the hospital well over capacity, the sick lie languidly on beds in the corridors. back