What's the difference?
Please read the 14th Amendment. It does not define NATURALIZED citizens. It defines CITIZENS of the United States.
I agree. What's your point?
The Constitution recognizes TWO types of Citizens:
Sure- naturalized citizens (who cannot be President) and citizens from birth/natural-born citizens (who can). Both types qualify as citizens of the United States, but naturalized citizens cannot serve as President.
Man, are you thick headed. :-)
There is no such thing as a ‘naturalized citizen’. A person that comes here and is naturalized is considered a citizen of the United States. Again, please read the 14th Amendment. It does not say naturalized citizen. It says one who is naturalized is a citizen of the United States.
Wong Kim Ark is also a citizen of the United States. This is because he was born on US soil to TWO foreign parents.
Barack Obama is also a citizen of the United States. This is because he was born on US soil to ONE foreign parent.
NONE of them can be President.