Question

multiple-choice question
people who emigrate to the u.s. legally are
entitled to all the same rights as citizens
automatically granted citizenship unless the government can show they have a criminal background
generally entitled to the same rights as citizens only they cannot vote
are not entitled to any but the most basic of rights of life and unjust imprisonment
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Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "entitled to all the same rights as citizens": Legal immigrants don't have all citizen rights (e.g., voting). Eliminate.
• "automatically granted citizenship unless...": Legal immigration ≠ automatic citizenship (naturalization process exists). Eliminate.
• "generally entitled to the same rights as citizens only they cannot vote": Legal immigrants (like permanent residents) have most rights but can't vote. This matches.
• "are not entitled to any but the most basic...": Legal immigrants have more rights (e.g., work, education). Eliminate.

Answer:

C. generally entitled to the same rights as citizens only they cannot vote