You are absolutely wrong. A naturalized citizen may not become President of the United States. Any person who is a citizen from birth is eligible. All children born to service members who are US citizens are citizens from birth no matter where they are born. These soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines agree to give up their lives in defense of the Constitution. To even suggest that their children have a lesser status than other citizens from birth counters everything that the Founding Fathers stood for. Anyone who would even propose a challenge to this should be tied to a post in the town center, covered in tar and lashed to within a inch of their lives.
Being a dual…I don’t give a dang about myself. I would never want to work for a bunch of crooks in Washington or elsewhere. Some on FR think if one is born in Mongolia, one is automatically a Chinese sympathizer. Total stupidity at its worse.
Total ignorance indeed.
And for you folks who say one can only have one allegiance to a country. You are correct. My allegiance is to the U.S. as the rest of us thousands of Canal Zonians (American citizens) in spite of the many times our very own country sold us down the river time and time again here in the Zone.
Are we good and angry? Yes we are. You have no idea. But we are still U.S. citizens