How many Americans have all of their eight grandparents, all of their sixteen great grandparents, and all of their thirty two great great grandparents, and all sixty four of their great great great grandparents, that were ALL natural born citizens?
How many American citizens have, going back to 1776 only ancestors that were born in America of American parents who had American parents, grandparents, etc?
Less than 1% was a conservative estimate, it might well be that, under your definition, there is not a single individual who would qualify.
Moreover, going forward, that individual or individuals would have to mate EXCLUSIVELY with other natural born citizens of ancestors who were ALL natural born citizens going back to 1776, or there would be no one who would qualify within the entire U.S. population.
But good luck getting anyone to agree with your preposterous definition; then the hunt will be ON for those vanishingly few who would qualify, as well as a breeding program that would need to be established so as to ensure they don't dare reproduce with anyone who might have had a great great grandparent who was an immigrant.
Sheesh.
I do, as does a majority of native born white southerners. It's even almost true for native born black southerners; that 3G grandparent is likely to be a 14th Amendment citizen, with successive generations being natural born.
Parents don't need to be natural born, however, and you certainly should know that by now, you've been told repeatedly for going on two years now. Parents just need to be citizens, by whatever means, when their child is born in the United States for that child to qualify without a doubt as a natural born citizen.