Rights and responsibilities · Question 11 of 12
A green card holder votes in a federal election. What applies?
1 answer is correct. Hard
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Answer
- C It is a crime and puts naturalization at risk
Explanation
Only U.S. citizens may vote in federal elections. A noncitizen who votes commits a crime, can be deported, and generally no longer meets the requirements for naturalization. Length of residence and paying taxes change nothing.