Category: American Government
Rights that belong only to U.S. citizens include the right to vote in a federal election and the right to run for federal office.
While everyone living in the U.S. enjoys many rights (speech, religion, assembly, etc.), these two are exclusive to citizens. They are key benefits of naturalization.
When you become a citizen through naturalization, you gain the right to vote for President, senators, and representatives, and you become eligible to run for most elected offices.
Pick one: 'Vote in a federal election' or 'run for federal office.'
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