Question 2 • 2026_SUMMER 305_CR_2106010-M/J Civics A
Naturalized citizens generally have the same rights and freedoms as citizens born in the United States. For example, both can vote and peacefully protest; the main constitutional exception is that naturalized citizens cannot become president or vice president. Therefore, the correct statement is that naturalized citizens have the same rights and freedoms as natural-born citizens.
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