Just for example sake, Say a Mexican couple cross the border and have a child. They go back to Mexico. The child grows up to be a wildly popular sports star and then settles in California.
He Then runs for president.
Is this Mexican man, born of Mexican citizens and raised in Mexico, who will surely have Mexico's interests in mind, qualify? Why shouldn't Obama qualify if he doesn't?
If this Mexican is elected, and then allows complete uncontrolled immigration, and the Mexican army crosses the border into California, would we be surprised if he did nothing? We have Turkish women coming here from the Islamic world, giving birth. Their intent is to bring Sharia law here one day. Do they qualify?
Common sense tells us that Neither qualify, and neither does Barak Hussein. The sons of foreigners are not natural born citizens for Obvious reasons.
“So, is it your opinion that a anchor baby can be president?
Just for example sake, Say a Mexican couple cross the border and have a child. They go back to Mexico. The child grows up to be a wildly popular sports star and then settles in California.
He Then runs for president.
Is this Mexican man, born of Mexican citizens and raised in Mexico, who will surely have Mexico’s interests in mind, qualify? Why shouldn’t Obama qualify if he doesn’t?
If this Mexican is elected, and then allows complete uncontrolled immigration, and the Mexican army crosses the border into California, would we be surprised if he did nothing? We have Turkish women coming here from the Islamic world, giving birth. Their intent is to bring Sharia law here one day. Do they qualify?
Common sense tells us that Neither qualify, and neither does Barak Hussein. The sons of foreigners are not natural born citizens for Obvious reasons.”
There is an additional Article II, Section 1 requirement for the presidency: “14 years residence in the US.” The Founders obviously believed that if a person lived here long enough, their allegiance came to be to the United States regardless of their parents’ original nationalities and also, even if born to American parents, if you live a significant portion of your life out of the country, you should not qualify.
A second generation anchor baby named Alberto Gonzales was George W. Bush’s Attorney General. The Attorney General is number 7 in the line of presidential succession, so yes, in the case of another “9/11” that might have taken out the people in line above him, Alberto Gonzales could have been President of the United States between 2005 and 2007.
Three of Alberto’s four grandparents had no Certificates of Naturalization or Green Cards although both of Alberto’s parents were born in Texas. His grandparents who were illegals might have received amnesty in 1986 during the Reagan Administration.