- Class A : US citizen, registered voter, passed scrutiny level for Global Entry, gun license, or security clearance. Gets to use fast lane at airport security. Eligible for national security related jobs.
- Class B: US citizen, registered voter, not approved for Global Entry or gun license. Gets to vote.
- Class C: US citizen, non registered voter. Gets to live in US permanently, but can't currently vote. Can hold most jobs.
- Class D: US citizen, felony conviction. Cannot vote, ineligible for many jobs, cannot serve on jury or hold public office.
- Class F: US permanent resident. Cannot vote, ineligible for many jobs.
- Class G: Non-US citizen with temporary visa. Cannot vote, jobs limited or work prohibited, behavior monitored by ICE and CBP.
Although you mention a hierarchy of benefits, the criteria to move up or down is not currently dependent on your political views or opinion.
For instance, global entry is dependent on being a member of The Democratic or Republican Party, and you won't be removed from it if you switch voter representation.
That's the main problem with China's system: they're changing your rights based on how compliant you are with the Communist Party's agenda.
- Class A : US citizen, registered voter, passed scrutiny level for Global Entry, gun license, or security clearance. Gets to use fast lane at airport security. Eligible for national security related jobs.
- Class B: US citizen, registered voter, not approved for Global Entry or gun license. Gets to vote.
- Class C: US citizen, non registered voter. Gets to live in US permanently, but can't currently vote. Can hold most jobs.
- Class D: US citizen, felony conviction. Cannot vote, ineligible for many jobs, cannot serve on jury or hold public office.
- Class F: US permanent resident. Cannot vote, ineligible for many jobs.
- Class G: Non-US citizen with temporary visa. Cannot vote, jobs limited or work prohibited, behavior monitored by ICE and CBP.
- Class H: Illegal alien. Deport on sight.