Which of the following is NOT an inalienable right of citizens in the U.S.?

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While the right to privacy is upheld through numerous Supreme Court decisions and is recognized as an important right, it is not considered one of the inalienable rights explicitly stated in the Declaration of Independence or Constitution. The other choices - freedom of speech, assembly, and right to due process of law - are inalienable rights explicitly stated in the Constitution.

Which of the Following Is NOT an Inalienable Right of Citizens