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To: DuckTapeSunroof who wrote (28959)	7/13/2008 1:42:52 AM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 71588

It makes you a "US Citizen"... but that does not mean the exact same thing as a "natural born US Citizen" Yes it does. The only alternative is naturalized citizens, and children of US citizens aren't/don't have to be naturalized. The constitution does not say that a president must be born in the US. See prawfsblawg.blogs.com and volokh.com Previous to this law passed by Congress, by accepted legal practices since the nation's founding (hence the law to change them...) a child so born outside of the incorporated areas of the United States of America was disqualified to be President. Not 'natural born'.... Not so.