The Privileges and Immunities Clause Provides That

The Privileges and Immunities Clause provides that:

A) it is a privilege to be granted immunity from a criminal prosecution.
B) states must generally treat nonresidents as favorably as residents.
C) corporations receive most of the same constitutional protections as individuals.
D) the government is not subject to being sued unless the constitutional matter is a right rather than a privilege.
E) an individual has the privilege of practicing any religion, and is immune from any government interference with that right.