And the child would be taken with the parents to whatever country they were deported to.
And the child could come back after the age of 35 and run for president, because he was a citizen who did not require any acts to claim his rights of citizenship (unless, I guess, the US denaturalized him, too).
Yes, the U.S., if it wants to be seen by its citizens and by others as a self-respecting sovereign country, should denaturalize such children too.
Out with the whole lot of them.
Good thinking—this would seem to be one of the few examples one can posit in which one born in this country to two U.S. citizens can potentially justifiably be stripped of U.S. citizenship (i.e., one or both parents determined to have acquired U.S. citizenship fraudulently or for purposes of committing treason).
BTW: In addition to the age and NBC requirements, there’s also the Constitution’s extended stateside residency requirement for both POTUS and VPOTUS.