How do the rights of permanent residents in the U.S. differ from those of temporary residents?(1 point)

Question

Responses

Temporary residents are protected by the Bill of Rights.
Temporary residents are protected by the Bill of Rights. - no response given

Temporary residents have green cards.
Temporary residents have green cards. - no response given

Temporary residents have the right to vote.
Temporary residents have the right to vote. - no response given

Temporary residents may live in the U.S.

Answer 1

The key difference between the rights of permanent residents and those of temporary residents in the U.S. is that permanent residents (green card holders) have the right to live and work in the U.S. indefinitely and have more stability and security in their immigration status, while temporary residents have limited rights and can only stay for a specific period or under certain conditions.

To clarify the provided responses:

1. "Temporary residents are protected by the Bill of Rights." - This is somewhat misleading; while temporary residents have some protections under the law, their rights are not as extensive as those of citizens or permanent residents.

2. "Temporary residents have green cards." - This is incorrect; only permanent residents possess green cards.

3. "Temporary residents have the right to vote." - This is incorrect; temporary residents do not have the right to vote in elections.

4. "Temporary residents may live in the U.S." - This is true, but their ability to do so is contingent on their visa status and duration.

Overall, permanent residents enjoy more rights and benefits compared to temporary residents, particularly concerning residency stability and certain legal protections.

Answer 2

a b c or d

Answer 3

Given the options you've provided, the correct answer would be:

c. Temporary residents have the right to vote.

This is not true; therefore, it would be incorrect. However, if you are looking for the options that highlight the differences and are phrased accordingly, none accurately reflect the rights effectively. Based on the context of your original question regarding the differences between permanent and temporary residents, the most relevant clarification is that temporary residents do not have the same rights or security as permanent residents, especially regarding immigration status. However, since you asked for "a, b, c, or d", none of the statements accurately describe the rights of temporary residents compared to permanent residents.

Please clarify if you need a specific selection or further assistance!