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Naturalized citizens are subject to denaturalization and deportation, which natural-born citizens are not.
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There are about 20 million naturalized citizens in the United States who are not "natural-born citizens."
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I'll bet ya'll did nazi that one coming
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→See also: correct wikification
→Controversy: Donald Trump was born in the US to parents who were both American citizens. His mother was born in Scotland but naturalized as an American citizen.
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Replaced content with "The natives, indigenous people. 'Red americans' are the only natural 'americans'. You are colonists and pillagers."
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A '''natural-born citizen''' is someone who is a citizen at birth. The Constitution requires the U.S. president to be a natural-born citizen, but it does not define precisely who is covered.
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Rogers v. Bellei (1971) - a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that a person born outside of the U.S. to one parent who is an American citizen, and one who is not, obtains citizenship only if a residency requirement is fulfilled.
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→U.S. Constitution: removed "Precedents indicate that neither of these conditions will prevent someone from attaining the Presidency." - no such precedents are cited
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→Controversy: George Romney - John McCain
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→U.S. Supreme Court cases that cite natural born citizenship as one born to citizen parents on U.S. soil.
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→U.S. Supreme Court cases that cite natural born citizenship as one born to citizen parents on U.S. soil.
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