Legally, citizens have political rights, such as the right to vote and run for political office. Citizens also have certain privileges or immunities. What's the difference between a person and a citizen? a. Nothing. The 1923 case Wing v. United States resolved that issue. b. Persons do not enjoy the same rights under the so-called Miranda Act. c. All persons, including noncitizen immigrants, have a right to due process of law and equal protection under the law. d. In cases of civil law, persons bringing suit against citizens will have their cases dismissed. e. Persons have certain obligation, such as being counted in the census; but they retain no other rights