[nickcarraway]

So, anyone who has a parent born outside the U.S., is not eligible to be president?

[mmichaels1970]

So, anyone who has a parent born outside the U.S., is not eligible to be president?

If both his parents are US Citizens at the time of HIS birth, I don’t think it’s an issue. I don’t think where HE was born would be an issue either if both parents are US Citizens.

[Responsibility2nd]

So, anyone who has a parent born outside the U.S., is not eligible to be president?

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When you press the NBC kooks on their made up notions, yeah. This is what they believe.

Oh. Except for Donald Trump. His mother was born in Scotland, but let’s give him a pass.

[odawg]

“So, anyone who has a parent born outside the U.S., is not eligible to be president?”

If the parent is a naturalized citizen when the person is born, yes.

[DiogenesLamp]

So, anyone who has a parent born outside the U.S., is not eligible to be president?

This is incorrect. In 1787, *ONLY* the father mattered. The mother's citizenship was irrelevant.

So long as the father was or became a US citizen, the child was a natural citizen of the USA.

[DMZFrank]

If they are naturalized citizens at the time of the child’s birth on US soil, then the child is also a natural born citizen.