An inalienable right enjoyed by citizens of a state but denied all non-citizens is the right to
A.
Fair hearing
B.
Freedom of speech
C.
Sue and be sued
D.
Be voted for
Correct answer is D
The right to be voted for, also known as the right to hold public office, is an inalienable right that is typically reserved for citizens of a state. Non-citizens, even if they are permanent residents, are usually not allowed to run for public office.
