Immigrants' Rights, Citizens' Rights

What is a citizen?

• A person who was born in the US or has a legal right to be in the country.

• A person who is from a different country.

• A person who moves from one country to another.

• A person who travels the world.

What is an immigrant?

• A person who travels the world.

• A person who lives in the United States.

• A person who moves out of a country.

• A person who moves from one country to another.

A natural born citizen is...

• someone who loves nature.

• someone who was born in the United States.

• someone who eats tacos on Tuesday.

Some natural born citizens were born in another country.

• True

• False

Immigrants can become citizens of the United States by:

• entering the US legally.

• living in the US for at least five years.

• must be able to speak and understand English.

• must know how the US government works.

• All of the above

What are rights?

• A law people follow.

• Something people should be able to do.

• Something a person has which people think should not be taken away.

• Something people are forced to follow.

What document states the most important rights in the United States?

• The Amendments

• The Rights of the US

• The Bill of Rights

• The Constitution

Most rights in the United States apply to both citizens and immigrants.

• True

• False

An undocumented immigrant is someone who came to the country with the legal papers to live in that country legally.

• True

• False

All babies born in American hospitals are American citizens.

• True

• False