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To: isthisnickcool
I have a question & scenario re: the NBC requirement.

My next door neighbors are a married couple. She was born in North Carolina. He was born in Mexico. They met when she was in Mexico on business. (They are both engineers, btw.) He immigrated legally (he was working for a U.S. business). They got married. Two years ago they had one child, a little girl. Sometime last year, his naturalization was completed and he became a legal U.S. citizen. Then they had another little girl.

But there is more. Before he immigrated and naturalized, he had a child with another woman, whom he never married. He is a little boy who is the eldest. His mother is Mexican and lives ILLEGALLY in California.

My questions are: Would child #2 be eligible to become POTUS because dad was a naturalized US citizen? Would child #1 not be eligible because dad was not naturalized yet? Would neither be eligible to be elected POTUS because dad was foreign born? And what about the little boy? Would he ever be considered eligible to be POTUS?

28 posted on 04/27/2011 1:20:52 PM PDT by ponygirl
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To: ponygirl

There are some that say the governor of La. is not qualified as POTUS because his parents were born in India;became US citizens and he was born in Baton Rouge,La.


31 posted on 04/27/2011 1:28:16 PM PDT by Dubya-M-DeesWent2SyriaStupid! (If Obama announced his resignation that would probably bring gas to $2.30 within an hour.)
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