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The Constitution does NOT define “natural born”. The only distinctions using those words in the Constitution are between “citizens” in general and “naturalized citizens”. One who is not naturalized, yet a citizen, one who is born a citizen of the US, is a natural born citizen. I don’t care who you are talking about...even if Trump had been born in Germany, where his family came from, after his father was a US citizen, he would be a natural born citizen.

WRONG. 'Natural born' is bequeath to child by TWO US citizen parents birthing that child on US soil... 'Natural born' is akin to a 'birthright', and it is not something an Act of Congress or any court can give or take. One either has it or they do NOT..

I was born in Germany, by two US citizen parents, but I do NOT have a US birth certificate. Yes, by acts of my parents, I was a 'citizen' at birth, but NOT a 'natural born' citizen. Cruz's parents did not could not bequeath him 'natural born' US citizenship, they are the only people that could. I do not need a lawyer or some judge to tell me what 'natural born' US citizenship literally means.

“WRONG. ‘Natural born’ is bequeath to child by TWO US citizen parents birthing that child on US soil... “

That is only your opinion. There is nothing in the law that links that to the US Constitution in any way.

“I was born in Germany, by two US citizen parents, but I do NOT have a US birth certificate. “

There is no requirement to have a US birth certificate.

“Yes, by acts of my parents, I was a ‘citizen’ at birth, but NOT a ‘natural born’ citizen.”

There is no distinction. A child who is a citizen at birth is a natural born citizen. By definition.

Any citizen at birth is a natural born citizen. Always.