"Fine" for what? If you aspire to or are nominated for the Presidency or Vice Presidency, both of your parents are required to have "natural born citizenship" status, that is, they both must have been born in this country. That is what "natural born citizenship" means.
If both parents were born elsewhere but subsequently moved to America and then applied for citizenship through e.g. the naturalization process, that does not satisfy their NBC requirement. You would thus not be eligible to hold or be nominated for either of those positions.
The Democrats have been notorious for violating this requirement with impunity, and with no apparent pushback, both in the case of Obama and in the case of Harris.
Absolutely disgraceful. The Constitution is crystal clear on the need to prevent any foreign entanglement whatsoever existing on the part of holders of the highest offices in the land.
Having parents who were not born in America is a foreign entanglement if you are seeking or being nominated for the Presidency.
4Runner, please define the Constitutional term: “natural Born citizen of the United States”.
In doing so, see if you can do it without using the term “natural Born citizen of the United States” in the definition.
If you find you can’t do that, there might be something wrong with your line of reasoning!
Just for fun, here’s Mark Levin’s Ted Cruz-enabling definition of the term (which of course is WAY overinclusive): Anyone born anywhere in the known universe to any parents whatsoever OTHER than a person born overseas to two non-U.S. citizen parents.
Here is This Guy’s definition of the term: Anyone born in the United States to two U.S. citizen parents.
So what’s your definition?