Question 2:

In the United States, there are rights given to both citizens and resident aliens, however citizens have other rights not granted to residents. A lawful permanent resident receives a photo identity card known as a permanent resident card or green card. The card is evidence that he or she has the right to live and work in the U.S. on a permanent basis; to travel and return; and to petition for close family members to also receive green card...

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