Suppose for a moment that the issue is not whether or not Kamala is a citizen of the U.S., but whether Kamala is a citizen of a foreign country.
Everybody keeps saying, "He's a citizen. She's a citizen." Nobody seems to reflect on what it means to be a citizen of a foreign country while being Commander-in-Chief of the United States Military.
When I reflect on it I don't think it means anything. As I've said many times, every country decides who its citizens are.
Xi Jingping could make you a Chinese citizen tomorrow. Would that change your allegiance or impact your ability to command US troops?
I've yet to hear why being a dual citizen by accident of birth would have any impact on someone's loyalty.